Well, what I can say is that there are a number of efforts—and I believe Canada has been involved with at least one of them—to produce similar products locally at a much lower cost. Often, local production isn't necessarily cheaper, but depending on volumes and market conditions, it can actually work out to be more cost-efficient.
I know that there are several initiatives globally. We have spoken with the officials in the department about at least one of them in two countries, Ethiopia and Rwanda, where they are looking to make equivalent products at a much lower cost, because while this was a very useful product when it first came out because it met a very large need, it has been recognized by the French company as well that this needs to happen. They've also entered into licensing arrangements to allow local production at lower cost as well.