Part of our hallmark has been to connect with all the ministries. I'm also a senior medical adviser at home for our cardiac branch at the ministry. We have letters of support from the ministries across the country to say that this is a good idea. They don't have a federal lens from the standpoint of comparative information or the utilization of their data to compare. Part of it is the anecdote of New Brunswick. With no one to compare with within their province, part of it is New Brunswick wanting to know how things turn out in other places.
The ministries of health are very supportive of this notion but don't have, if you like, the collective federal view to be able to put it together. We believe that's our role in conjunction with CIHI. There is already the federally mandated data collection system, but they lack the budget or infrastructure to then transform the data collection process into analysis, policy changes, practice changes and so on.