Madam Chair, yes, we will. Indeed, we already expanded from the proposed 10 hours a week, which was about $500 a month, to $1,000 a month that would be eligible for someone to receive from work while still collecting the CERB. This was because we recognized that many jobs were in situations of reduced hours. Many people work in a gig economy, where they want to be able to continue to work a bit, but they need the reliability of the CERB because so much else has shut down.
That is an example where we did hear the concerns that people have. Now they can earn up to $1,000 a month and still collect the CERB, because I entirely agree that the more we keep people connected to the workforce and connected to their professional obligations and responsibilities, the quicker and the better we will come back after this challenge.