Thank you, Madam Chair.
Let me just start off with thanking the witnesses for coming today. It's been an eye-opener listening to the witnesses we've had so far in this study of science and research in Canada's Arctic. Certainly, as a member of Parliament, I was not privy to all of that information and expertise.
Dr. Kutz, let me ask you a question and give you a bit of an opportunity with the time I have. You talked a lot about the wildlife as it affects human health and, of course, the emerging infectious diseases. Many of us don't do this for a living, nor do we study it, or whatever.
Is there anything else you want to impart to the committee today? I know you started with your opening remarks and, quite honestly, you had so much information that I felt you were trying to go through it quickly so that you could give all of it to us. Are there any nuggets you want to leave with us?