In general, I think it's important when we look at.... All of these are important components: having the access, having the drug approved in Canada through the efforts of pharmaceutical companies doing clinical trials. Then making it available means making it reimbursable to the extent possible within the public health care system.
Out-of-pocket costs for these drugs can be huge and they are not bearable by individuals, but they can be borne by a society that averages those costs across lots of other individuals and also a society where we identify as many patients as possible who are eligible for a specific drug, which will cause the prices of those drugs to go down.
I don't think I can give you a specific sort of recipe—this is what you do here, this is what you do there. Obviously everything in the health economics space is a question of balance. You're balancing the costs to the health care system versus the benefits that this brings to all of the individuals who are affected and to the society at large.