Yes, sure.
Let me just qualify that by saying that we have some outstanding AMR researchers across the country. There are a lot at McMaster, but you're going to hear from some from McGill in the second panel. There is an excellent group or cadre of individuals who are working in this area.
Our reality is that we are challenged to keep new, young investigators here who are going to find the solutions of the future. This how science works: It's the young people who drive it, and we need to keep that talent here. What I'm suggesting is that, for not a lot of money, you could maintain the excellence we have and expand on it. Then, in particular, I'm extremely committed to ensuring that discoveries get translated into solutions for Canadians. Translation is a huge gap that's missing here in Canada, and it's something that I think could benefit not just AMR but also all other fields of biotechnology.