I gather from Mr. Tabah's remarks that the next challenge for the international community will revolve around on-the-ground distribution and administration to populations, not so much the production and allocation of doses. I would think Canada has some work to do in that regard.
Now I want to talk about what Canada has done. Canada has donated x number of doses to other countries on a bilateral basis through a mechanism that is still unclear. The criteria used to determine which countries would or would not receive doses from Canada are still somewhat murky.
For example, Canada provided doses to Jamaica on four occasions, either directly or through COVAX, but did not provide any doses directly to countries like Haiti. Clearly, Haiti, one of the poorest countries in the world, is in the grip of not only a major political crisis, but also a major humanitarian crisis because of the earthquake that hit the northern part of the country. What's more, Canada and Quebec are home to a large Haitian diaspora.
What accounts for the disparity in Canada's provision of doses to countries on a bilateral basis?