There has been discussion previously about the coverage of consumer health products. I don't think that's a priority for Canadians right now. It's certainly not the message we're hearing, and I don't think that's what the committee has heard thus far in terms of consumer health products.
Down the road, as the system evolves, it could be that this becomes a bigger issue. Some drug plans do allow them to be covered when prescribed by a physician. That's a potential role.
I think the far more important thing is along that same theme, the idea that by providing access for those people who prefer to self-treat, when Health Canada has determined that can be done appropriately, these products can be labelled in such a way that they can be used without medical supervision. Bearing in mind the really important role that pharmacists play in this country, and ensuring that we have the ability to interact with pharmacists, I think there's a great opportunity there to create conditions that make pharmacare more affordable.