I would agree with Aled's comments. In fact, I remember that when we funded the original SGC, the whole idea was to have open science discovery of drug targets and then maybe to have 10 companies go after those targets, increasing the likelihood of something coming out, instead of patenting too early and having a very narrow approach. It's open science, and that has evolved. That continues to be one of our responses to it.
I'd have to say in terms of our genomics activity in the neurosciences more broadly, it's the most difficult area. We have to keep plugging away at it. It's probably the area in which we've made the least amount of progress. We should continue to go at it, not just in Canada but around the world.