Thank you.
My first question goes to Mr. Pai. You used India as an example of four and a half million people dying, but India is a manufacturer and has two of the largest manufacturing facilities in the world, producing up to 160 million or 190 million vaccines a month. My understanding, from what I have read, is that their deaths have nothing to do with the availability of vaccines, but the fact that they had one of the world's largest fairs. Over 100 million people came to one place in the country and then merged back. They also didn't use the actual vaccines they produced and had.
How would a TRIPS waiver help a place like India, when they already had 200 million doses a month being manufactured?