It's been three years since I left Quebec, and there are some specifics of the implementation of this that I am not current with.
When we read Quebec's act, we felt that it offered a very elegant solution to a very complex problem for physicians, and that is that for those who truly have an inability on the basis of conscience to consider referring directly to another physician who would be willing to provide this, Quebec provides for an opportunity to refer the patient to the authority. Now, I am not certain whether this refers, under the reforms that have occurred recently in Quebec in terms of the way they have reorganized the system, to the hospital in one instance, or whether it's to a regional health authority, many of which no longer exist, or which authority they're referring to, but it is something that Quebec has contemplated as an elegant solution to try to assist physicians who have significant....
We think this a solution that could be adopted in other jurisdictions.