On math, Dr. Morgan, you, in your 2015 study, did a range of best-, worst-, and mid-case scenarios.
You said:
Universal public drug coverage would reduce total spending on prescription drugs in Canada by $7.3 billion (worst-case scenario $4.2 billion, best-case scenario $9.4 billion). The private sector would save $8.2 billion (worst-case scenario $6.6 billion, best-case scenario $9.6 billion), whereas costs to government would increase by about $1.0 billion (worst-case scenario $5.4 billion net increase, best-case scenario $2.9 billion net savings).
If we brought in universal pharmacare, what do you think we would save as a country annually, after the rollout period?