The issue of drug shortages has been an issue, for the last five years and more, worldwide. It's not just a Canadian issue. I think part of it has been the interaction of increased regulatory scrutiny around the world. Agencies have gone to locations where they hadn't before. I think that's a good thing. Products are safer than before. When it's also combined, however, with very low pricing in Canada and internationally—the “how low can you go" model that I touched on earlier—I don't think it works.
I quoted the Deputy Prime Minister earlier in my comments. I think we need to step back and look at the pricing situation. We need to develop a policy around trying to encourage domestic production, domestic R and D and manufacturing, plus, as you mentioned, warehousing and vault capacity. These are all expensive investments to make. We want them here. We want them in Canada. With regard to pricing, plus some of the regulatory flexibilities that Health Canada has shown during the pandemic, we're arguing that we'd like to look at those going forward. If products can be brought in safely during this pandemic period, we think that can go forward.
I know that Peter wanted to say a couple of words on this too, if we have time.