I think every province that has not had a bilateral agreement just yet will tell you that they look forward to having one with the federal government.
The Alberta government has a number of medications on their formulary that put them ahead of other provinces and territories. Do they do some great things? Absolutely. Do they need to work on other things? Absolutely.
I think my friend from the Bloc would agree that Quebec also has a very good program that's very hybrid in its approach, and it's something we can continue to look at.
We're all-in in supporting universality when it comes to pharmacare. We think everybody in this country, no matter where they live from coast to coast to coast, should have access to the medications they need. We're just not sure if the single-payer approach is the right approach, and Quebec is an example to look at. With hiccups and warts and everything, there are opportunities to do things better, but pharmacare is the right approach in making sure that we can have universality for medicines.