We're talking about cloud providers here, not pharmaceutical or insurance providers. There are different levels of interaction required to accomplish different

We're talking about cloud providers here, not pharmaceutical or insurance providers. There are different levels of interaction required to accomplish different operational objectives. Giving a cloud provider this sort of access is, as I said initially, highly irregular. There is just not that same level of collaboration needed with your cloud provider. Just as a for instance, there are very good operational reasons on your side that pharmaceutical partners need the data to be reasonably certain that the 1000 doses of highly controlled substance X that they previously sent to you, or distributed on your behalf, were administered to people who both required the medication, and who actually exist. That pharmaceutical partner needs to have the ability to be certain of this prior to sending you, or distributing for you, the 10000 additional doses you are all of a sudden requesting. By contrast, there is no operational reason on your side that a cloud provider needs to know the names and addresses of the patients in your database.