I'll go with yes from everyone, I guess.
I think that most people around this table agree that there are women suffering, and it's unfortunate that there's not something in place or hasn't been something in place. Regardless of the reasons within government, jurisdictionally or whatever, I think that, from a compassionate level, there are women who are suffering right now because of this, and we have been, I guess as a Parliament, bringing issues like this forward since 2004 to try to find some path forward.
When it comes to some of your opening comments, Mr. Boudreau, on the purpose of this being research-based or tracking-based—I think of patient safety notifications—both of those seem legitimate to me. I would think either of those, preferably both, would be sufficient reasons for this to be set up.
There is support from, obviously, the association. CSPS, as was said, back in 2019, indicated that this would be helpful. It seems that since 2018, Health Canada has embarked on a number of these reforms.
I'm curious as to your opinion first, Mr. Boudreau, on the fastest way to implement something like this. Is it to go right to the CSPS and say, like in the U.S., that they are responsible for this and that we will help with what we can, or is it going to the provinces? What is the best and fastest way to do this?