Thank you, Mr. Chair. The act itself doesn't speak to the issue of fluoridation. At this point in time, it is a decision that is made at the municipal level, so the municipality will decide whether they will fluorinate. It doesn't add to the safety. It has been recognized as an efficient way to supplement fluoride levels that may be too low in certain parts of the country. Fluoride is an important compound to protect the strength of enamel in teeth. It has been shown that below a certain level, the problem of cavities is increased significantly when there is no fluoride or the fluoride levels are too low. But fluoride can also be toxic if amounts are too high. So it is something that needs to be monitored. If a municipality decides to fluoridate their water, then they would work with our environmental health officers and we would monitor their use of the fluoride, but it is not something that is contemplated directly or imposed through this act or any of the regulations.