I'd mention a couple of points.
First of all, Canada has traditionally done a lot globally. I think its current level of funding global development is at an all-time low. A growth in global solidarity could be combined with an investment in this area, which I think is important. First of all, I think Canada has room to step up. I know there's been a little bit of a declaration of love towards Canada, but let me just point out a little criticism. There are places where I think there's an additional piece of work to be done.
Canada, next year, hosts the G7. This year the G7 and the G20 both committed, with Canada in there, to increase their work against AMR and against tuberculosis and to find more global coordination, more investment for the fight against AMR and TB. Canada will have that leadership and will be the one looked upon to create that momentum. If we let declarations like this sit....
As I'd mentioned in my introduction, in 1993 the WHO declared TB a global health emergency, similar to what happened to Ebola a couple of years ago. We've lost 50 million people to this disease because of inaction, because of everyone coming up with lofty political declarations with no action plans behind them, with no monitoring, and by not keeping ourselves responsible. I think Canada can create that environment of accountability by taking its leadership position and setting an example in this area by putting some money where its mouth is.
As you mentioned, we do have new drugs in TB. We have a new treatment. We can now treat XDR patients, hopefully, in the next couple of years, with six months of treatment, with a 90% success rate, as we have for current first-line treatments. The solutions are there. We just need to act.