I can answer that, if I may, since our office has dealt with it. In fact, yes, we were aware there were delays, so we have reviewed all the claims that we received. Either they have been paid—those that were delayed, and it was a real payment—or they were adjudicated and the pharmacist was informed that either it was not eligible or...and so on. So this is one category.
Last year as well we reassessed some claims that the AQPP sent to us for reconsideration. All of these have also been reviewed and decisions were made. Of those, most of them were ineligible; that is, it was not covered or the client was not eligible, and so on.
We have heard about the allegation that there was a three-month delay; however, we have no evidence that there was a three-month delay. We have no documents, and documents have not been submitted, either by the pharmacist in question or the AQPP, that prove or demonstrate that there were such payment delays for $10,000 or $30,000, as we have heard.
We have invited the pharmacists, certainly, over the course of the last few weeks, especially those registered, to please submit. We have given an address, fax number, and everything to submit those claims. But so far, at this date, it's all adjudicated.