Yes, that counts. There's definitely an administrative burden, and a burden on physician time, in dealing with the exceptions, which sometimes seem to be the rule. I would hope that the vision of a national pharmacare program would not be based around increasing the administrative burden on physicians, because that would not be a success, to my mind. There's also the administrative burden, or the complications or barriers, let's say, for patients who often have to submit a lot of claim forms. Sometimes they're complicated, and it's often difficult for people to complete them on their own.
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