There are other things that are mapping towards attracting some of the translational stuff. You've mentioned some key ones that I believe are very powerful. As well you have this excellent interface between the researchers and the clinicians that we have in Canada.
We can do what is termed research-intensive clinical trials, and we should be able to do those better than anyone in the world. I think that with the single-payer system and the data we have on families—which, by the way, the rare disease group holds in fantastic regard, because we have the best percentage of hit rates, of being able to solve cases for rare disease in the world, because we have all the generational data. We have all the clinical phenotyping. We have all of the genomic data that goes along with that. It's very powerful stuff. It's very difficult for jurisdictions to get all of that right.
So I am more optimistic than he is.