I would like to explore that question, Mr. Chartrand. I know that you have a study that suggests a link between prematurity and autism, that you are looking at women working in situations that endanger their lives, and that researchers have identified the gene responsible for Lou Gehrig's disease. This research is a form of intellectual property. You share it without getting money or anything at all in return to help with your funding. You are always short of money, because the government does not provide sufficient funding for your chairs.
Could you not get something for the intellectual property in the work your researchers do?