Based on my understanding of the bill, if it were to pass and that type of scenario happened, they wouldn't have the access to, let's say, Vanessa's Law powers or the precision regulating authorities under the Food and Drugs Act. They would still be subject to the natural health product regulations, but in that case, there would be a different set of tools available to the minister.
If it did get to a point at which a recall needed to be made, and that power was not available to the minister when it is available for other low-risk products or other products that we're very familiar with, such as foods, other medicines and things of that nature, I think where there's a risk to the population there's an expectation from consumers that they would be protected.