I think some of that might have been addressed as priority number two by Ms. Wallin.
It's establishing some way for provincial councils, invasive species councils, and planning councils to have some sort of national forum so they can share their experiences and effective strategies from different regions, recognizing all the while that things are so different across the country. It's very big. We can't have a national agency that has a blanket recommendation for a certain species; that's not going to work.
Some sort of facilitating between the provinces would be good. Perhaps some funding for some of these agencies, the provincial bodies, would help them do their jobs better. Funding for public education might make it more mainstream, so not just people who are in the know can look for things. And the media could be involved in the process. We need to enable these regional experts to do their jobs.
Sometimes these bodies are not funded well enough to do their jobs as they would like to.