When it comes to the RCMP, they're sort of in onesies and twosies throughout the Arctic. They have been for decades, and they still are. Increasingly they're dealing with not just constabulary issues but also social issues, because there's a lack of other services being offered in the north, mental health services and things like that. Certainly that's one of the questions to ask: do we need more constabulary or do we need mental health and other services available in the north?
For the coast guard, of course they're only going to operate in the summer months, so giving the coast guard more money doesn't mean they'll be there for a longer duration. They may just have more presence during the summer months. But again, things like navigational aids, hydrographic information—that's also what we need, and for that there are different agencies.