Government Operations committee  Mr. Chair, the specific amounts in the national emergency strategic stockpile will continue to fluctuate. We have the bulk procurement that's coming in, where 80% is allocated out, as well as the replenishment of the national emergency strategic stockpile. We're targeted to have in the order of an eight-week supply across six of the primary commodities, and that's gowns, gloves, surgical masks—

Government Operations committee  I'd have to get back to you with the specifics. It would differ across the different commodities.

Government Operations committee  Mr. Chair, the amounts we have in the national emergency strategic stockpile will continue to fluctuate, and we will continue to prioritize pushing out the products to the provinces—

Government Operations committee  Mr. Chair, as I've said, we've targeted to have an eight-week supply across the six primary commodities that are important in a respiratory infection situation. When we have achieved that for the majority of those commodities, with the exception of gloves, which continue to be in higher demand from the provinces and we continue to prioritize those requests, so that's the reason there's a fluctuation....

Government Operations committee  Mr. Chair, as I said in my opening remarks, we continue to be in active response mode, so we will continue to prioritize our efforts to move products to the provinces—

Government Operations committee  Mr. Chair, the Government of Canada has provided significant funding and resources to support the response to COVID-19. We have invested more than $19 billion to help the provinces and territories through the safe restart agreement. This also includes $4.5 billion to purchase PPE for national use and an additional $3 billion to province and territories for their own PPE investments.

Government Operations committee  Good afternoon. I'd like to thank the chair and the committee members for inviting the Public Health Agency of Canada to return to speak today. My name is Cindy Evans, and I'm the vice-president of emergency management. In this role, I'm responsible for the national emergency strategic stockpile.

Public Accounts committee  As President Stewart referenced, certainly the risk assessments would be done at a point in time, and our systems were triggered in Canada immediately following our alert of the pneumonia cases in Wuhan, China. That meant the system was ready: It was alerted to and watching for cases coming into Canada.

Public Safety committee  I believe that undertakings from the previous meeting have been handled by my department. We would be pleased to follow up. Thank you.