The legislation in Canada, in the provinces, has matured over the last 10 to 20 years. CEA first initiated filling a broad mandate, but the legislation provincially now has the approach where there's a specific list, normally with a higher threshold for the triggers, because that's the intent of the assessment provincially. There are permit processes that exist.
The same is true federally. There are normally permit processes for many of the departments. But the assessment triggers are so low that they invoke the environmental assessment process very early on and take it into the domain of that level of detail that often is best left for permit-level discussions.
We're a strong advocate of revisiting the approach, and we would prefer to see it more project-specific so that the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act can play its part and other pieces of federal and provincial legislation can play their part. Together they can create a comprehensive but more efficient system for dealing with the review of projects.