Yeah, I think the EU is such a good example.

The other day, too, I got a request saying like, oh, the European data space is offering to share data with you in Canada.

And I was like, OK, they're on an international scale.

And so, I mean, I think that as you describe it, like it's exactly that.

It's that middle space of how can the federal government facilitate, set a signal, create the standards, the frameworks, the conditions for interoperability to actually function within a city or a region or within a province and across the country.

And I think the Nunavut example is just such a strong one because, as Sansois said, so many people in that territory province to receive care and you know the disconnectedness of that care is a real harmful thing for patients and so I think it is a true example of that middle space where we can work together to set the broad conditions needed for things to work and then the provinces have that implementation.

flexibility, it would be impossible for us to know exactly what the residents of Nunavut need in a healthcare delivery perspective.

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