I was also just going to comment that it seems that the members of Health Canada do not quite understand the precautionary principle, which is outlined in the Rio Declaration. You should read it carefully, because it clearly says that minority findings should be fully reported and considered and that uncertainty should be the basis to take action. Action would mean a moratorium, safety precautions, or whatever.
The interesting thing is to look seriously, with adult eyes, on the scientific literature, and take away the studies that don't show an effect, because they are, as you probably all know, of no interest in risk analysis. All the good car journeys would never impinge in risk analysis regarding car safety, for instance. If you look at these studies and really boil down the facts and ask yourself what kind of safety level you would have instead of an exposure standard, today that would be, in thermal measurement, zero watts per kilogram.