The most important thing that we can do to protect our children and protect our hospital capacity is to keep up to date on our vaccinations.

If you qualify for a booster, get that booster. Get that flu shot. Make sure you protect yourself so that you can protect vulnerable people in our society.

We have SickKids nurses who are leaders in childhood and pediatric RSV and flu innovations. They are now offering that expertise to nurses in community hospitals, because they understand that, working together, we will get through this flu season; we will get through this higher rate of RSV. They are doing it because they work together and they are innovating.

It is very unfortunate that the member opposite is suggesting that nothing has been happening, because in fact there have been many positive innovations that have—

Interjections.

I rise to offer a friendly reminder to all members of the Legislature that a flu vaccine clinic is taking place in the library this morning and afternoon until 1:40 p.m. A flu shot is one of the best and most effective ways that we can protect each other, as well as our children, during the crisis we’re in. I encourage everyone to participate.