That's fair enough.
That is not an official waiver text either. We don't have that text.
As we understand it, a compromise was reached among the four and they have gone back to capitals to consult. The text has not been shared by the quadrilateral members with Canada or any WTO members, nor has it been shared by the DG.
I understand the plan would be that, if they agree, it would be presented to the TRIPS council as soon as possible. However, we do not have access to this particular text, so as it stands right now there is no waiver text.
With respect to your other question, Canada has never said that we would oppose a TRIPS waiver. It's been problematic in that there has not been a TRIPS waiver text. Canada has said that we are ready to engage with members on the basis of a compromised text. In this case it will have to be when that text is available and when the quadrilateral group has confirmed that this is the compromise.
I should also say—