That's a very good question. WHO, of course, will have recommendations for countries that have the actual epidemic, and then others. It has already given some advice ahead of this. For example, for other countries, not China, the advice is to be vigilant and to prepare to respond to contain any imported cases.
In fact, Canada has already been doing all of these and has looked at the advice that was provided. Even though an emergency wasn't declared, there was some advice from WHO, and we are already meeting some of those recommendations. Really it's about preparedness. As the president just said, we started alerting the jurisdictions as soon as we heard about this virus. We have all these protocols and capacities so that hospitals are on alert. I think that's essentially what the expectations would be. I'm not sure that there would be anything more that we would do, but we'll certainly be looking closely at what comes out of that meeting to see if anything additional needs to be done. As far as I am concerned, we've actually been preparing for about a month now.