I hate to sound like a broken record on this particular question, but probably the most important piece that we could do in Canada would be to get that balanced, whole-of-government approach to the two issues of cost containment and the investment attraction programs that are in place.
On the one side we have PMPRB. It plays a good role for Canadians when well implemented, but its current measures are too extreme. When companies are looking at losing up to 70% or 80% of their revenues, they basically don't have anything left to invest. On the other hand, we have some exciting programs out of ISED, with its HBEST, health/biosciences economic strategy table, where it wants to double investment in Canada, double employment levels, etc., by 2025. This is something that gets the companies that are my members very excited.
However, there is an imbalance right now without a whole-of-government approach to balance those two off. The regulatory regime needs to be taken down a notch, so that we can take advantage of investment, and obviously, get all the best medicines to Canadians. It's that, and as I mentioned as well, the time to list, making sure our system is as smooth and as well sequenced as possible.