I actually would like to continue on this for a minute, and then I want to go back to the roles of the different organizations, because I think it's important that we reiterate this and talk about it.
In the letter, your response to the medical officer in Ontario, you point out that after August 16 public advisories were issued with each of the recalls that came. All members of the public had the opportunity to be notified—retailers, consumers, public and private institutions. Public health units were engaged as well. You mentioned that you were on press conferences. I think there was a two-week period towards the end of August when there was a press conference every day, and either you or Dr. Raizenne were on those conferences each day.
So I think you're making a good point that the information was being provided. There may be some things we could do to raise the profile of the information, if there are some lessons to be learned there. But the reality is that you were trying to do your job, trying to communicate. The minister was doing the same thing. I think it's important to point that out, and I don't know if you have any further comments on that.