Thank you very much for that answer.
Mr. Fleming and Mr. Robinson, I just want to try to get this straight. You talked about the obvious need we have in Canada to harmonize our IT sector with the global economy and the rest of the world and the modernization of the Food and Drugs Act, Bill C-17, which was an attempt to do it. Yet you're concerned about two different issues.
You have patent protection, and we understand what patent protection is. That gives you roughly 20 years of protection, and after that it's out there in the mainstream and anyone can copy it. But most companies also have proprietary information, which is not patented. There is no protection for that proprietary information. Are you suggesting that there needs to be some type of built-in mechanism to have protection for proprietary information?