The per capita allocation is of course a policy decision made with the provinces and territories together. Partly it is informed by the fact that the highest-risk groups are based on age, so the oldest of our population are among those at highest risk. Even if we look at all the other risk factors, as NACI, the National Advisory Committee on Immunization, did, age is still the key, as is being a member of some of our populations most impacted by health inequities. From all of those calculations, it still worked out that a per capita allocation was the way of moving forward for which there was the greatest consensus. However, I think now that a number of the provinces—Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia and others—are targeting hot spots, it is important to have a look at that data and see what that different strategy might do.
Yes, these are some of the areas of technical analysis that need to take place.