We want the treatment services there.
The second thing I heard was that there are significant problems with Health Canada program restrictions, particularly around scope of practice for RNs, with almost artificial time limits in terms of what service limitations they can provide.
The third was an overreliance by first nations on pilot funding and year-by-year funding. You can't get these programs established and funded and get permanent staff recruited. It's really hard to recruit people in southern Ontario on year-to-year contracts, let alone in northern Ontario or northern Canadian communities.
The fourth thing was health care worker burnout and the fact that there doesn't seem to be adequate training and adequate consultation services for the health care workers. They burn out much more rapidly in northern communities.
First of all, is that a fair summary? Those four things are differentiating a bit in first nations, without getting into root causes, without getting into why—