I'd like to ask a couple of questions about the Public Health Agency of Canada. When you're looking at estimates, it's interesting what's in there and what's not.
I was in Oshawa on the weekend and I had an ex-teacher come up to me talking about these marijuana dispensaries that are popping up across the country. The Prime Minister and the minister said that they're legalizing marijuana to keep the proceeds from organized crime and to keep marijuana products out of the hands of kids.
One of these dispensaries that has popped up in Oshawa is at 8 Simcoe Street. They're advertising that they're selling medical cannabis. I think everybody knows that Health Canada is responsible for administrating Canada's medical marijuana program, but some of these dispensaries are also selling kid-friendly products, like brownies and cookies, candies like gummy bears, and things along those lines.
As a public health issue, do you guys see this as a public health concern, these dispensaries popping up across the country, and do you have any resources to perhaps inspect them to see if there are any safety issues?