Thanks very much.
Mr. Walsh, it's always a pleasure to have you sit in on a committee. The committee always benefits from your counsel.
Let me get further elaboration concerning what our chair posed on federal-provincial jurisdiction and responsibility. I'll respect your vast expertise on the broad range.
Maybe I can set it up with a hypothetical case.
If, for example, somebody wanted to tow a ship that they wanted to salvage through Canadian waters and the federal government was responsible for processing the application, granting the permits, granting the licence, securing the bond, so it monitors it during the towing process, but it cuts loose at sea and ends up on the shore of an unfortunate province—this is just a hypothetical situation—and then the federal government washes its hands of it, what—I'll use Mr. Butt's comment—would a premier of this hypothetical province have besides moral suasion to make his federal partner play a role is disposing of this, let's say, 243-metre wreck?