Veterans Affairs committee  Right. Do I have more time?

Veterans Affairs committee  My last question is for Dr. Sellers as well. In terms of what you have learned internationally—one of you today talked about the Five Eyes: Australia, Canada, New Zealand, U.K. and the U.S.—are there any medical conferences or training specifically on this, discussing the topic o

Veterans Affairs committee  Professor Quinn.

Veterans Affairs committee  Okay. Thank you.

Veterans Affairs committee  Thank you both for your testimony today. My first question is for Professor Quinn. Dr. Sellers talked about records of who was prescribed mefloquine. We know from previous witnesses before this committee that we don't have thorough records here in Canada, unfortunately. In Aus

Veterans Affairs committee  Professor Quinn, I'm just going to jump in to add to that. I'm going to take a turn on this one. I'm wondering, Dr. Sellers, if you could speak a little bit to that. For example, Professor Quinn is talking about digging deeper into people's pasts in terms of who may or may not h

Veterans Affairs committee  Thank you.

Veterans Affairs committee  Okay. Thank you. My next question is actually regarding the Korean conflict. My father did two tours of duty in Korea. In cases of malaria, or to reduce the risk of malaria, were those soldiers prescribed an anti-malarial drug?

Veterans Affairs committee  To extend further my line of questioning, I'm just wondering about the other types of anti-malarial drugs that had been prescribed in previous conflicts and if there were comparable outcomes or questions regarding the prescriptions and the after-effects.

Veterans Affairs committee  Thank you. Although there do not appear to be active studies taking place in Canada, are Canadian officials working closely with our allies in Australia, the United States and even Germany where they have banned it?

Veterans Affairs committee  Dr. Jetly, how is that research being funded? In the case of the Australians, is it the Australian government?

Veterans Affairs committee  In other drugs that have been prescribed, anti-malarial drugs, do we know of any reactions to them? Further, Mr. Downes, would there be a recommendation that the prescriptions that are filled on base be more closely tracked over time?

Veterans Affairs committee  Thank you, all, for your testimony here today. Brigadier-General Downes, you mentioned the contraindications of prescribing mefloquine. If a serving member, prior to being deployed, checked off some of those boxes, might that have restricted him or her from the mission?

Veterans Affairs committee  Let's say Somalia.

Veterans Affairs committee  I have a question on that. If someone was getting a prescription filled at that time, and they were an active member, would they have been getting a prescription filled at a pharmacy or agency on base, or was it typically off base?