Public Accounts committee  Yes. We're looking at a strategy and also working with our partners. They know better than we do how to get to the people who need the information. We are looking into a plan in the next few months to do a better job about communicating. We've already made improvements. Clients

Public Accounts committee  The fluoride program is a voluntary program. Parents can enrol or not enrol their kids. Also, fluoride is only part of the big team, basically, because fluoride can be provided by provincial programs and by NIHB, through private means—

Public Accounts committee  We cannot say that. We can only—

Public Accounts committee  That's why we need to look a bit more closely, as we said before, at why we are seeing this happen. We're just putting a hypothesis out there. We have to look really closely at what is happening there. In terms of putting the data together, that's one of the reasons: we'll also h

Public Accounts committee  In terms of strategy, we are now at the senior management stage. It should be understood that these are separate programs, which concern both the Office of the Auditor General of Canada and the First Nations and Inuit Health Branch. In terms of oral health, everyone will try to