Thank you, Chair.
I'd just like to go back, if I could, to the methadone issue, because I think it is a very important tool, obviously, as you said. One of the questions we have come up with is how we end up getting people off methadone. We've substituted methadone for the opiates. I was there when our witness the other day indicated that she was on methadone after childbirth. My understanding is that methadone may have come into play during the Second World War as a treatment for pain.
All we're doing is switching from an opiate to methadone. If we don't have any means to get them off it, are we not perpetrating long-term issues? Or is it something we shouldn't be concerned about?