Yes, it would take time.
First, thank you very much. I do not believe that we're close to the maximum. I think there is a strong opportunity for improvement. I think the kinds of things that we've heard, particularly from our provincial program colleagues today, give us a very good focus on where some of those opportunities can be. Clearly, we can improve the registration rate. We can improve the clinical work that gets done in terms of best practices and in terms of coordination.
Our priorities at Canadian Blood Services will continue to be on exploring how some of the information technology work and infrastructure that we've built with the provincial and territorial infrastructure for organ sharing can be leveraged by machine learning as we partner with the clinical community and the provincial programs to improve on the cross-jurisdictional sharing. I think we have the elements in place, but we can't become complacent. We do need ongoing attention. The kind of study that's being done here, the kinds of ideas that have been put forward will make a difference, and we should keep that up.
I'll ask my colleague to comment further.