The positive changes, I think, would be interacting on a coordinated approach. We recently had engagements with HERC, health emergency readiness Canada. It's still in its beginning days, but there's been quite a bit of excitement around that strategy to work with both the Public Health Agency of Canada and Health Canada and to take that forward in a more proactive approach than we have had in the past.
We have tremendous experience and history. We've been in this business for 30 years, so we have data that could help assist us through many of the ups and downs in the pressures within our fragile supply chain.
We are very keen to continue working with the federal government and all the stakeholders we represent. Our suppliers and the manufacturers out there are keen to understand. They really do want a little more stake in the future, and I think the risk perspective and the risk sharing have also shifted.