Absent Quebec and British Columbia, I would say that Ontario has started talking about the potential creation of a registry itself. We've had productive conversations with our provincial and territorial partners in that regard. I think it's a question of prioritization among their respective governments as well. In some cases, some of them do have registries, but they are pay-for-access registries. How we can align that with the goal of having publicly accessible free access for Canadians is an area under consideration.
As I said, it's an area of active discussions for us and for partners at the Department of Innovation, Science and Economic Development, which oversees the registry as well. We're hopeful that in the coming months and years we'll be able to get some momentum and get additional provinces on board.