Yes. I would just reiterate that we should have funding specifically earmarked for mental health care and substance use. Within that, specifically for women's mental health care, we met with the minister and talked about having specific funding for perinatal mental health care, for example. We don't have that. We're drawing on reserves from other parts of the hospital for programs like that. Right now, for example, for perinatal mental health care, there's a six-month wait at the Ottawa Hospital, and by that point women don't qualify. From six months up to a year, they don't qualify for it anymore.
Again, with the virtual care, it's great if we can invest in that, but we should also be investing in the rural communities—having organizations that are, for example, indigenous-led and ensuring that we can provide the supports through virtual care from our hospital, as long as we have partner organizations on the ground.