I think the general intent of the regulatory scheme and the work that Health Canada is certainly doing in partnership with other departments to get ready for the legalization of cannabis is that all of this is being undertaken with a public health approach in mind. Our organization is certainly well aware of and seized with the research around the potentially deleterious effects on young people.
If you take tobacco as a good example, there has been very good success over the last 20 years through a strict regulatory approach of driving down usage rates quite substantially to the point where you see instances with young people where the usage rates of things like cannabis are now higher than the usage rates of tobacco.
To be quite frank, our hope would be that a very strict regulatory approach, with the kinds of restrictions we're talking about, would render it more difficult for children and youth to get access to it, with the objective of driving down usage rates.