Okay. The time is up.
I don't know how we can thank you enough for the testimony you have given us. I often say that we have the best witnesses of any committee on the Hill, and you've certainly supported that today and ensured it.
The clerk has your information, Dr. Morris, so we'll be in touch with you about Mr. Van Kesteren's proposal. When you put that together, the more voices and the more organizations you can have in it, the better. Voices count here.
I want to tell you that you've already made a difference, because when I go to the doctor, I want an antibiotic—I don't care what's wrong with me. I'm not going to do that anymore, so you've already made progress. I bet 99% of the people in Canada don't know about this issue. That's a big part of the problem right there: public awareness. Surely we can help with that. We look forward to your presentation.
We still have several meetings to go on this subject, but you've added an awful lot to the study. I want to thank you very much on behalf of the entire committee.
Mr. Webber wants to say something.