No, I do not. I think the minority position that Philip Morris held in Medicago....
Let me put it to you this way—and it is a question that the Conservatives didn't want to let me ask, but I'll pose it because I think that, as a hypothetical, it's a really valuable question to ask: If Medicago had developed the only successful vaccine—and that's a very real probability, because we didn't know—are the Conservatives saying that they would not have allowed Canada to use that vaccine to save hundreds of thousands of lives because Philip Morris had a minority position that didn't advance the interests of either nicotine or tobacco? Of course they wouldn't. Of course they absolutely would have made sure that vaccine.... It would have been reprehensible to do otherwise.
We were in a circumstance where we needed to look at which options were technically viable. The minority position that was held in Medicago did not advance the interests of either nicotine or tobacco.