If I may say so, it has actually worked very well, because you have the review of substances, the general review of substances for human health and the environment, and where that has affected our formulations it has been translated by the people at Health Canada into things like the cosmetic ingredient hot list. If CEPA has produced a recommendation that a substance be prohibited or restricted in a personal care product, that is showing up on the hot list, and then it's prohibited or restricted. There has been a very good amalgamation of the work of both. It has been very effective that way.
On May 19th, 2016. See this statement in context.