Thank you.
You've also mentioned several times, and so has Dr. Demers, the lack of information to inform policies and best practice. It's really a question about data collection and how we're interpreting that data. Because data is really where we start and where we identify those problems, that's how we determine how it's going to affect people. Is that right?
Could you comment on the state of data collection from a national perspective? Either one of you can speak to that.
Would you like to answer that, Dr. Demers?