On the pharmaceutical sector, if you think of the corporate structure, the CEO has sales and marketing divisions that have CEOs in every country, and they have global research and development that invents the new medicines. There used to be some global research and development sites in Canada, but there are very few anymore. The research guys, the guys who every day, passionately, want to invent medicines and help people, are on the research side. The Canadian CEOs report up to sales and marketing, which is quite distinct from the organization that actually does research on new medicines, so the messages the Canadian government is going to get are filtered through.... Their compensation is selling more, expanding their market and stuff, and they're doing completely appropriately what their job is, which is try to increase their sales.
I think you need some sophistication about what pharma is. It's two different organizations under one big umbrella. If you call it one thing, then I think you're going to get messages that are almost incomprehensible. That's the way I like to think about it.