Mr. Speaker, we know how we can fight this virus, because we have seen places like Taiwan and South Korea do it effectively. Their approach has emphasized high levels of testing and very effective tracing. People have compared the fight against this virus to a war, and we cannot fight a war unless we know where the enemy is. Knowing where the enemy is means having effective testing and tracing, and it seems to me that we are not going to get on top of this crisis until we put the systems in place to do that. We have not seen nearly enough progress from the government, in terms of putting the systems in place that we need for effective testing and tracing.
I wonder if the member could speak to the proposal that we need to move forward dramatically, learning from what has been done in South Korea and Taiwan, to have these systems in place that allow us to know where the enemy is and therefore fight the enemy effectively.