Thank you very much. Of course, there are so many companies that have made applications. No doubt they have to be well scrutinized.
What you just mentioned was that, unless they are going to be manufactured here in Canada, they are not particularly going to become a priority. You mentioned the work that had been done in Italy and how those approvals by the EU seem to be moving along and that you still have to go through the due diligence here in Canada.
Is this also part of the reason we continue to hear about different things happening in the U.S., and people are saying, “Why don't we take a look at this now?” and wanting these new procedures or new technologies to be used in Canada?
If it is the case that we have this international conflict or at least slowdown, is there anything we as a committee could be doing here to try to help out in this situation?