No, that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying that there were absolutely assurances. However, in order to get the vaccines we needed, we needed to be able to enter into an advance purchase agreement. That advance purchase agreement contemplated that not every one would work out.
Therefore, there was going to be a cost. I'm not clairvoyant. I expect you aren't either. Nobody was. At that moment in time, we could not have known which of those seven options would work out.
Therefore, it was prudent to make an investment in each one to ensure that whatever one worked out would be available to Canadians. That's exactly what happened, and it's exactly why we had such a successful vaccination program.