I will very quickly go over addressing the different departments. You've said...well, I don't have time to get into that. I want to quickly go to petitions.
Petitions, you said, were a success. I read through it and found that in some cases, there was an individual or an organization that had numerous petitions. Mr. David Boyd, who is well respected in the environmental field and is an expert from UBC, I believe, had about five or six petitions. The David Suzuki Foundation had, I think, about four or five petitions. An organization in British Columbia that was concerned about the Deltaport development had three petitions. Among the 46 petitions you've had, it is often a group or individuals who are experts in the field making repeated petitions.
How can we encourage the general population to take advantage of this? It's not your typical petition that is entered into and read in Parliament. How do you see us promoting the petition process so that the average Canadian out there sees this as a tool to communicate with the ministers and get appropriate answers?