On April 15, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made warnings regarding the subject during his daily address, arguing that it would take "many more weeks" to reach a point where governments could safely contemplate easing their restrictions, and warning that "if we reopen too soon, everything we're doing now might be for nothing."[50] Later that day, Moe clarified that restrictions on public gatherings, visitation of long-term care facilities, mandatory self-isolation after international travel, and discouragement of unnecessary travel, would remain in force "for the foreseeable future". Even with the smaller number of cases, Moe warned residents that they "must not be complacent", and thereby announced that the state of emergency would be extended for 14 additional days.[2][51]