Who knew that the Ministry of Health and hospital specialists actually had to approve a GPs prescription or prescribing for their patients to be able to have access to medicinal cannabis. I found it really interesting, I looked at a woman called Karen Oldfield who works for the Medical Research Institute of New Zealand, who had published a report in 2020. So she surveyed 76 GPs, and of those, 42 of those GPs' patients wanted access to medicinal cannabis, so 55 percent. But, in fact, only 14, or 33 percent, of that 42 got the medicinal cannabis prescription. When they asked the GPs why, they said because it was too expensive, because of that special approval I noted, and also because of a lack of strong evidence. But what evidence did they need to be able to prescribe? For 84 percent of those GPs, they said they needed a Pharmac-approved and funded cannabis product.