We can use North America, as an example, but you could use any country as an example. Through the World Health Organization, you could take a country like Canada. The objective is the same. In a pandemic situation, coordination, the exchange of information and scientific opinions represent one of the big challenges. I am not a doctor, but one of the things that I have learned since joining Health Canada as a lawyer, is that this is not an exact science like mathematics. Opinions and decisions are different.
Discussions are required in order to reconcile opinions and we need to establish mechanisms at every level of our government, within the federation, within North America and within the World Health Organization in order to provide the world's citizens with information that is as clear as possible.
We are not perfect, but we are trying to do this better.