I think one of the key things that our experts are requesting in terms of information is the timeliness of the information. For example, if a safety event has been reported, whether it's in the press or in another jurisdiction, we often hear very quickly from Health Canada that this event has been reported, but there may be some negotiations or things happening around the labelling of that particular product. I think that is one piece of information it would be very important for us to get access to in a very timely manner, because that puts us in a bit of a black box, and we're not sure what to do with these reports as they come forward. Are they clinically significant, and should we then be changing our practices around reimbursing some of these products as a result of it?
Again, it would really just be the timeliness of the information and really understanding what that information means. Indicating that there is an adverse event with this product doesn't give us enough context around the seriousness of that event and the frequency of those events happening at that time as well.