Thank you very much, Mr. Thompson, for being here today.
We've actually had some of this discussion already in terms of where some of the problems of not coming up with a strategy have resided over the last number of years. I think it's fair to say, although I know it doesn't go down well on the other side, that this government has been busy fixing up some of the Liberal messes on the environment. A year and a half really isn't a lot of time to do that, but we'll do our very best.
With this period of time ahead, looking for a review of the plan and then a report of that in October 2008, I'm wondering--and I'm guessing we all would be rather keen to know--what your suggestions would be. Once the report is tabled or the review is before us in October of 2008, how much time on average would it take to then get on with the implementation of it? Of course it depends on what that report is, but would it be six months, a year, a couple of years? What would you advise in terms of what it will take to implement a sustainable development strategy out beyond October 2008?