The worry, obviously, is that once the wealthy have no interest in public health care, the  system it will go down hill even faster. Maybe having a small, designated OHIP fund subsidized by general revenues, as we do now, is a bad idea. If we paid enough OHIP fees to fund a proper health care system, that would cut into the province's general revenues  as income tax would have to come down, and we could be assured that health care would have priority over, say, the PanAm games or the innovation building. Put another way, OHIP should not be funded by general revenues. And any income the OHIP fund earned would be retained in the fund. At the same time we could put caps on the pay of any administrator working in the health system.