They would take the position that data protection—there is a section within the food and drug regulations called Division 8. It is the area where new uses for already new chemical entities can get some additional data protection, but it doesn't apply to anything that is more established.
They would say that is not in their mandate of protecting Canadians against fraud and danger. Unless the Canadian government says that it, as the Government of Canada, agrees to do this under a trade agreement, then they have no mandate to do it. That's common.
Now, we of course have been pushing for regulatory efficiencies for many years. In fact, that Division 8 provision has come up for discussion several times over the past 15 years. The unfortunate part, to be quite crass, is that our sector kind of gets thrown aside because the debate then starts to really centre around extending patent protection for Rx products. Then the generics industry and the Rx industry have their battles over that, and it becomes the sole focus and we get thrown aside.