Thank you, that's great.
As I said, we appreciate all the time that you and your team have made for us over the last year.
Minister, as I'm sure you've seen for yourself, when talking about vaccines, there is no shortage of opinions, whether informed or otherwise. We've heard random questions and baseless speculation thrown in an often desperate search for conspiracy, without considering the knock-on effect that these doubts may raise. We've all seen reporting of vaccine hesitancy, vaccine shopping and many—without credentials, I might add—questioning the science and how we secure our data. When we look for medical advice from politicians rather than licensed and expert medical officials, I'd say we're heading down a dangerous road.
Minister, if Canadians have questions regarding vaccines and what's right for their loved ones and themselves, whom should they speak to and which data should we use as a base?