I actually think that provinces are beginning to take some action. We've seen dramatic change around scopes of practice for pharmacists, with legislation to give pharmacists prescribing authority in a number of province. There have been quite dramatic things, but the issue is that we really need an integrated approach.
A good example is that in some of the provinces we've seen legislation that has given pharmacists prescriptive authority, but there haven't necessarily been any systems developed to support education and training. The processes haven't been in place to support collaborative practice in terms of communication with family physicians.
What we're learning from our experience and the international experience in pharmacy is that changing one thing on its own doesn't work. In terms of changing legislation, changing payment models, and changing education and training, you need an integrated approach. That's where I think the idea of an HHR observatory or an institute is going to be very valuable to tie the pieces of string together and to begin to develop an integrated approach.