I would remind you that three-quarters of new drugs aren't even going to be in category I, as we estimate, which means that all we're asking for the other three-quarters is that they come in at a median price of countries just like us.
Why would Canada have to pay a higher price than the median of similar countries when obviously, if the pharmaceutical company can make a profit in these other countries, they can certainly make it here? In fact, Canadians purchase drugs at a higher frequency than a lot of other countries. We spend as much on pharmaceuticals as the U.K., and they have twice the population that we do, so Canada is a very viable market for the pharmaceutical industry to be successful.