It's encouraging that Canada is giving a 24% increase, but of course we're still only at one-third of what we should be donating globally. We'll just keep the pressure up, because Canada can afford to give more, not just to the Global Fund, but obviously the Global Fund is in need.
I'm curious to follow up a bit more and Loyce may be able to speak to this. You spoke a bit to the significant blockages and barriers to being able to reach everyone. Obviously money would be one. I wonder if you can speak to whether some of the problems are simply the denial of the problem.
When I travelled at the same time to Malawi, the Government of Malawi was denying that they even had HIV. I'm wondering if there's still some vestige of that, of the government not admitting to the scale of the problem, particularly in diseases like HIV. Is it also a problem that we're simply not addressing poverty or education?
I'd love to hear from Loyce.