I guess what I'm getting at here is that this bill has limitations that aren't in the WTO, the Doha, and the TRIPS. I'll give an example. The two-year provision was never there. A list of drugs was never there. The language that's used in TRIPS and Doha is that they have availability without prejudice, other flexibilities are found in TRIPs, and limited exceptions are explicitly intended in that agreement.
I'd like your opinion on whether Canada, in adding those elements to this bill, is not more restrictive of what is available to us under TRIPS, Doha, and the WTO.