I look at the virtual summit as one part of our effort to communicate at all different levels. This was something that the AFN thought would be worth promoting as a means to ensure access to information about pandemic preparedness, about response, and particularly about immunization. We would need to roll this out at the end of October or the beginning of November.
The form is being developed in collaboration with the AFN. There were AFN and Health Canada meetings yesterday, and there will be other meetings tomorrow. There are working groups assigned to this to make sure it happens at that time. It is designed to meet the needs of the first nations, and then to complement communications on pandemic preparedness and prevention. These communications will complement those you will see in the media for Canadians as a whole. We are looking forward to it. The format has yet to be pinned down, but it will be done with the AFN.