I think some of them have. I'd have to direct you back to the CCSA itself for the status of the various recommendations.
I guess my point in making that comment earlier was that of those 58 recommendations, by definition some of them are more important than others. I have one in front of me here:
Improve and promote access to treatment, which should include: i. Pharmacological interventions; ii. Psychosocial support and counselling; and iii. Withdrawal management programs.
The proposed leads there are health care institutions. That can't happen fast enough. This is a three and half year-old document. It should be happening everywhere now. That's why I think that the assigning of priority was something that should have happened and did not.