Okay. That's you. Good. I'm sorry to pick on you again.
I practise in Nova Scotia, and we have a very robust gynecological oncology program. It's very centralized. The difficulty, of course, is travel. Certainly in smaller rural hospitals, we're not seeing robotic surgery other than for cholecystectomies. That's basically where we are. There might be appendectomies, depending on who's working.
However, the difficulty is talking about salpingectomies, for instance, with vaginal hysterectomies. Does that create a bigger issue for local gynecologists to be able to do them?