“Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank the member for his intervention today, particularly given that in 2022, when he was minister of health, there was an agreement between John Horgan and Justin Trudeau for health-sharing information. I asked the then minister for some information about privacy, and his office did send a response. I could read it one way, or I could flip it around and read it a different way, so it was good political communication. Why do we still have the problem in this country that health records cannot be shared between provinces securely?”
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Mr. Speaker, Thanks · 16 wordssince I have to be very brief, I will thank the member for his continuous advocacy.ThanksClaims · 9 wordsHe knows there has been progress over the years, Reasoning · 41 wordsbut he also knows really well that we need more progress in order to support all provinces and territories, regardless of where Canadians live, in their ability to access and benefit from the health data that is so important to them.