Yes. You raise a good point. The major vaccines were actually funded mostly through public money. The innovation behind the Moderna vaccine was created by publicly funded scientists in the United States, and they have the patent for it. But still, somehow, Moderna and the other companies have a right to license the end vaccine. The trials were funded by public money, and Moderna, which is completely publicly funded—everything about Moderna's vaccine actually was funded by public dollars—had the highest price for its vaccine, which is completely unacceptable. They're looking at making a huge profit from this vaccine.
But yes, the majority of countries have signed onto the waiver. Canada, the U.S., the U.K.—we're dragging our feet. We haven't said no, but we've said, look, we need more evidence that this is causing a problem. We've written letters. Many of our members have written letters, including, the Canadian Union of Public Employees, the Canadian Labour Congress, Doctors Without Borders, Amnesty International, Public Services International. There are global campaigns pushing governments to make this decision that would save lives, and we've heard no response. So what the Trade Justice Network did—what I did—was to start a petition with the House of Commons, an official e-petition. We have over 500 signatures already. That petition will close at the end of March and the government will have to respond to our petition. So we are expecting that we will get a response from the Government of Canada at that time, but we've had no response to date from them.