If I could move on to my last question, just to come back to the medical marijuana, you might have seen a story yesterday on CBC. It was called “My QP”. It was a very compelling story about a young mother who has a very young son who suffers from a rare condition that results in multiple seizures. The only thing that's proved effective is to take medical marijuana but not in a smoked form. The question arose from this mother as to why the rules from Health Canada are so rigid and inflexible that it doesn't allow her to use an ointment or a tincture, which is a much better product for her son.
I know that you're totally opposed to medical marijuana and it's only there because it's being compelled by the courts. But it seems to me that there is evidence and there are compelling situations where different kinds of products are needed. I want to ask if Health Canada and you as minister are prepared to consider these kinds of situations so that Ms. McKnight can actually get the help she needs. What she's doing now is basically illegal. She said that publicly. Of course, she doesn't want to do that, but what is she left to do to help her young son? So I wonder if you would respond to that.