I could perhaps answer this question and then invite my colleagues to comment.
AIA is pleased to see that there exists a sufficient precedent in the form of the cost structure already in place in the United States. There therefore is no real justification to move very much away from the existing structure. AIA does however hope that the agreement will respect the costs that are already set in the United States. We anticipate that this is the reference that the manufacturers will want to respect in order for the Canadian market to be similar to the American market with regard to information and the cost to access it.
As you mentioned, as far as the negotiations are concerned, in our view, the only thing that is missing is our signature. We wish to become partners to this agreement to then be able to sit on the committees that will be charged with establishing the costs. It is in this regard that we will be able to draw on the example of the United States in order to ensure that the agreement negotiated in Canada is similar to that of the United States.