Beyond the funding piece, I think when we're looking at women transferring out of a shelter or youth transferring into another care centre or somebody coming into an ER, something we see often is that only one thing gets addressed. If I walk into an ER with three bullet holes and you give me great care for one of those bullet holes and then you put me on a wait-list for the other two, I'm not going to fare very well. That's something we see.
We talk about parallel services or wraparound services. When we look at the five points of care that we need to address, we see that they're all addressed at the same time. We don't just focus on one while we exacerbate others. I think that would go hand in hand with funding.