[Technical difficulty—Editor] between institutes. It's not just the materials that would be transferred back and forth. It's the expertise. It's the lived experience. It's epidemiologic information and metadata. There are a variety of requirements you need for successful science. That would have been one of the other bases for the laboratory networks we had, both internationally and within Canada.
Certainly, for a group like the national microbiology lab, there's no way to act in isolation. That's why their principal mandate is working with the other 10 provincial public health laboratories across the country. Again, success is entirely dependent upon the free flow of information around a particular issue.