I'll let Theresa speak to the sessions.
The only thing I want to say is that I really appreciate all the input. At the bottom line, we want to get this right, in any legislation, in anything we do. To be effective, we have to be transparent. We have to be collaborative as an agency. Public health respects no borders. So at whatever point it comes into the process, when we're told, “Oh, you haven't thought about this,” I'm quite happy to hear that.
That said, we've also had all these discussions, etc., over time, and some of it is placing down markers. In other words, as in Judy's question, let's make sure it is clear what we're saying here and what we plan to do. As to whether you do it in the act, in the regulations, in the consultations, or in the related documents, that's a bit of a judgment call, from my perspective, as long as we get there.
I'm quite happy to hear all of this, even if some of the people we've already had conversations with have left the conversation saying “I'm fine with that”, and then come back. They have a second thought, as we often do, or they hear from someone else and then rumours start. So we address that input then.
I'm quite happy to have it come forward at any time, because it's better to address it. We're taking account of all this, including the deliberations of this committee, and we will make sure that we address that in the best way possible.
Theresa can speak to it, if you wish.