It's a great point. I think the World Health Organization's list of essential recommended medicines was compiled for a reason. They are cost-effective, they'll likely improve population health in the long term, and that's a first stepping stone for us as Canadians. I'm quite pleased that you brought that up.
I think whatever system we move forward with needs to be transparent. It needs to consider public administration and cost savings to Canadians. I can't speak to whether CADTH is the right agency for that, but there are options to look at elsewhere in the world. The U.K. has NICE. Other countries have different regulatory bodies to do that.