I don't have a direct answer for that, because I'm not familiar with exactly how each jurisdiction is collecting statistics. I think we see different jurisdictions reporting different numbers and different things at different times, and some things, on the surface, at least, seem to be better than others. It would be hard for me to say exactly where you would want to be looking to for best practice.
I think what needs to happen for sure is standardization across the country in terms of data reporting, and also to make sure that we're talking about the same thing. As an example, when we're talking about surgical backlogs, some of the ways the provinces are generating those data are varied that the data are not always reflective of the on-the-ground experience of patients or physicians. I think part of getting good data collection is really standardizing what we're talking about when we're discussing different data points and making sure that it's reproducible and that we're talking about the same things—an apples to apples comparison.