I'm happy to address that, but again, you won't get a lot of wisdom from me out of this. I'm well aware of the balance of powers between the federal government and the provinces. Hopefully working together in the best interest of Canadians will result in a national program, but we may have to end up with a patchwork of regulations.
I think it's important that we have a national reporting mechanism, even if the provinces go their separate ways on some of the specifics. For example, I cannot imagine that Quebec will move its current legislation to allow for the prescribing of oral medications without a great deal of thought. I don't think we'll get national agreement on some things, but I've not heard anyone argue against a national reporting system so that Canadians, on an annual basis, will get some idea of how the system is working and be assured that the vulnerable are protected, that there's ready access, and that things are being done properly.