Absolutely. The lifeblood of our industry, quite frankly, is innovative new products. Probably one of the world's best colour labs for colour cosmetics is located in Toronto, and it produces for a world marketplace. It's a little-known fact, but it's true.
What we have found is that because our products are not often protected by specific patents, etc.—they're general ingredients in development—last year some of the regulatory changes that Health Canada brought in around drug information number approvals and posting them, even before there was a product on the marketplace, created some issues about exposing confidential business information out in the marketplace to competitors. It put at risk that lab and that company in doing their business in Canada. We worked with Health Canada to come up with a solution, but it wasn't even thought about when the original underlying policy was created.
Yes, research is important, and sometimes how we apply rules is critical.