In Charlottetown last August, we had a major discussion at our annual meeting in which the broader determinants of children's health were discussed in detail, with a phenomenal public and media response. To deal with the issue, we're trying to organize a November summit with some of our professional and government colleagues. Out of that summit, we are hoping to produce a charter for children's health to map the future. They are our future generation, and that's why it's so important.
We know the facts; the future is what we're looking at. Perhaps out of that charter we could determine some health goals in that area. We haven't been that good in this country, in the last 20 years or so, at defining health goals. Maybe this would be the way to get it back on track.