What I know from the health system—I'm sure Dr. Ghali can speak more to this—is that Canada is one of the hardest places to have your invention taken up into the health care system. We need to be able to produce—which the biomanufacturing and life sciences strategy is taking a step towards—not only the vaccines but also the ingredients in the supply chain that go into the vaccine production. Then we need an ability to actually procure at some scale to be able to move that into use.
Before that step, we also need to be able to do early-stage human trials, which is not the easiest thing to do in every part of this country. I know that our researchers are working with Health Canada to be able to keep some of the regulatory changes that happened during the pandemic, regularize those and then move some of the therapeutics more quickly into Canadian use.