Thank you.
I'll also be sharing my time with Mr. Brown.
I have to make a comment for the record. In British Columbia, the vaccine clinics opened to the regular population on Saturday. I decided to go up there on the first day. Parking was superb, the clinic area was superb, 30 nurses were working, and it was 15 minutes from when I arrived at that door until I received my vaccine.
Maybe there were some logistical issues at the very start, but I think they have done a superb job. I think we need to give credit to our health authorities and our workers on the ground. This was a Saturday and there they were. I don't know how many hundred injections each nurse does in a day, but they're significantly stepping up to the plate.
The thing that's interesting to me right now is my sense that within the general population we seem to have a quite quickly diminishing level of anxiety. With that, I have some worries about our getting that target level of population immunized.
I have two questions. First, do we have a communications strategy that's going to really start to work on that piece right now? Second, we're talking about massive volumes of vaccine being delivered, next week, finally, so does that keep going until we have all the doses, even though perhaps we're...? How is that staggering of vaccine going to happen as we look at diminishing as opposed to ramping up?
Those are my two questions. Thank you.