I would say that the direction of our department is to build the Canadian economy. Our efforts, the work that we do with the private sector, the programs of support and the policy support that we provide are intended to build up our industrial base. It's heartening to see how our industrial base has responded and made it possible for us to find Canadian solutions in a challenging time when it's absolutely necessary that we bring these forward, because the entire world is of course pursuing the same products, services and solutions. We need to be able to manufacture and produce those solutions ourselves.
One area of optimism is the area of vaccines. We know that there are over 100 different vaccines in development around the world. At this point, we have many in Canada that are looking for support, and we'll be evaluating them very soon. It's very encouraging to see how much talent and expertise we have in this area, and now we're able to bring that to bear on this immediate challenge for Canadians. It's also a long-term potential for Canada in the life sciences.