I may be alone in not understanding this issue. We talk about product equivalency, and I can understand that, but what about price equivalency? What are we comparing it to?
Most of these products have their origins in the U.S. We bring them across the border. Who are we comparing the price equivalency with? I don't understand this. If you have one source, your price equivalency should be the same, unless you're buying from different sources in the U.S. and there are different ways of getting it in and different costs involved going through those various agencies.
Why is this an issue? We've been talking about coming to a time when we will have programs where products can be equally accessed and we will have comparable products in both Canada and the United States, but now we have this price equivalency. Help us understand that.