Yes. There are two numbers I'll give you. One is that to be as competitive as the U.K., the U.S., Japan or Australia, we'd have to increase our national health research funding by 50%. Second, we'd have to redistribute the money so that more money goes into clinical trials and population research. The ratio has to change.
I don't think we can ever replace industry funding, but I also want to point out that a large number of clinical trials are needed to fund things that industry is not interested in—for example, appropriate diet, or the best way to improve our health care system. These are not drug-related questions; they're systems-related.
There will always be a need for government funding, and at the very least we need to increase our funding by 50%.