Okay. I'll answer now.
Fortunately for us—and maybe a little bit unfortunately—we had the H1N1 experience of 2009, so there's been a lot of intergovernmental collaboration and experience that can be drawn on. Therefore, we were able to move quite swiftly with respect to developing a data-sharing agreement that would allow first nation identifiers, giving us real-time data to develop a better response in terms of the numbers that we're seeing and to identify some potential trends.
For us, it's been a really good experience, but this needs to continue. This is not just data collection on the COVID pandemic. There are a lot of other pressing and emergent health issues. This type of collaboration needs to be entrenched and sustained throughout government processes with first nations.