I don't think it would be to the benefit of Canadian manufacturers to do that right now, because if you want to get the big companies into Canada to start investing in a big way, it all comes back to respect for their intellectual property. There's a tension there.
I'm not against the waiver at some point. I just don't think we're there now. I think we may get to a waiver a year from now, when we have more familiarity and standardization with some of these vaccines. Maybe it will be around boosters, but we're nowhere near a point where that would be a useful device.
I do think it's useful to get the conversation focused on intellectual property and development concerns. The waiver is really a completely different thing from what we faced 20 years ago with HIV.