I think everyone in the room remembers the very early days of COVID when we were scrambling to get equipment, including masks, into the country. I think that woke up a lot of people to not only how interconnected we truly are, but also how vulnerable we are when those supply chains are weakened. I think, when we're talking about AMR, we still have to be cognizant of this issue in terms of how we make diagnoses, how we treat, how we get our antibiotics and how we conduct our surveillance programs. We have to really ensure that we have more self-reliance.
I can't speak on behalf of other provinces, but I know that, for example, the chief medical officer of Ontario, Dr. Kieran Moore, has paid very close attention to this and has worked very diligently in ensuring that there is the capability or the capacity for local creation.
