We've been quite transparent in acknowledging that fact. There is no natural connection between the degree of patent protection a country offers and the level of R and D. You can do your research and development in China and still benefit from the same term of protection in Canada as a domestic company that did all of its R and D here. So, maybe it's a quid pro quo arrangement. Back in the day, I think that's how it was seen, that it would increase our IP regime for pharmaceuticals. You bring in more R and D but there is no organic nexus between those two things. They have been quite vocal in saying so in recent years.
On November 6th, 2018. See this statement in context.