Willo, I'll give you my last question. I'll start with a negative and a positive. For the negative, former UN special envoy for HIV/AIDS, Stephen Lewis, has been highly critical of international response to the resurgent threat of tuberculosis. He has, in particular, criticized developed countries for making and then breaking promises on international aid and global public health.
On a more positive note, global momentum seems to have been building in the fight against TB and AMR, including the G20 declaration last July and the recent ministerial declaration on TB in Moscow, both of which made commitments to addressing TB as a component of the global fight against AMR. How can Canada best help build on this global momentum as we move into the G7 and UN high-level meeting on TB next year?