Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for bringing this to light. If I could summarize what he just talked about, it is the fact that COVID has really created and exacerbated inequalities in the Canadian system. Not everybody can afford to take two weeks off of work when their kid is sick and has the sniffles to wait for 10 days for test results. It is just something that people cannot afford.
People who have loved ones abroad cannot afford two weeks in a COVID detention centre. The government has been so far behind on these issues, and yet we have the tools to address these things. There are things like rapid testing and the vaccines that Canada is not getting right now, and better therapeutics. My colleague has been at the forefront of addressing some of these issues. It has been very frustrating not be getting answers from the federal government on these fronts, but absolutely, we need to be fighting the inequalities and injustices that have been created by COVID through techniques that we have known and talked about since March last year. We need leadership from the government and if it is not going to give it to us, the opposition parties will.