Thank you. Start the clock. The next question? Remember for Waterloo. Thank you very much, Speaker, to the premier. Speaker, this government's self-congratulatory, it's happening here at campaign, has cost taxpayers $8 million. You know what is happening here, Speaker? 2.3 million Ontarians are desperate for primary care. 203 emergency room closures largely due to the shortage of nurses. Virtually due to bill 124, this government's legislation, shelters designed for six weekstays are housing folks for months because of a lack of affordable housing options. Nearly half of Ontario's universities are running deficits saying they're at a breaking point. Speaker, that is what's happening here in Ontario. And we heard all of this during our pre-budget consultations with folks from across this great province. So instead of meeting the needs of Ontarians, this government is selling them partisan ads about what a great job they're doing. Speaker, why does this government continue to ignore the real problems that Ontarians are facing? The executive panel, the minister of health. Thank you, Speaker. You know what's happening here? What's happening here is 8,000 new physicians have joined and registered since 2018. Under the leadership of Premier Ford, we are making investments that are making an impact in communities across Ontario. And historic $110 million investment in primary care multi-disciplinary teams, multi-disciplinary teams that are going to be in Kitchener Waterloo, that are going to be in Ottawa, in London, across Ontario to ensure that people who want to have a primary care position have the opportunity to do that. Those multi-disciplinary teams are making an impact in the communities that we serve and the people of Ontario need to know that it's happening here. Thank you. The minister should vote for the legislation that we're introducing later on today. It is exactly the legislation that she introduced when the Liberals were doing the same games during Ontario. During pre-budget consultations, we heard from Ontarians about the continued underfunding of healthcare, about housing and around education around basic public services in Ontario. Meanwhile, this Conservative government spent 24 million on partisan ads campaigns in 2022-23. When the Conservative government was in opposition, they were against dead set against partisan advertising and the current Minister of Health stated, and this is a quote from answered, it's inappropriate, people see through it, and it must stop. We agree with that statement, Speaker. Speaker, my question to the Premier is the government fixated on partisan government advertising because they know that they are failing the great people of this province. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. You know, this is very clear. They wouldn't be able to come up with a marketing plan if their life's dependent on it. We're business people. We want a market Ontario to the 16 million people that are here that have rail lives and friends and businesses all around the world, not to mention how we're marketing everywhere down in the US or number one trading partner. We knew about $460 billion of two-way trade. Telling the world that Ontario is open for business, come and invest. And guess what, Mr. Speaker, they've invested. They've invested in a big way, $28 billion with EV, tens of billions of dollars attack, $3 billion life sciences. And my favorite one, the manufacturers out there, they created more jobs and all 50 US states combined. The Federal province is moving toward one economic powerhouse in North America.