On Tuesday, I mentioned the different federal-provincial partnerships that we've established. There's a federal-provincial partnership around aquatics species and also around plant and plant pests, as well as around forest pests. It's those federal-provincial partnerships that really provide an effective mechanism to sort out what the collective priorities are first.
The next level of discussion is, what are the federal government agencies best placed to deliver and what are the appropriate roles for provincial governments? The provinces tend to focus a little bit more on the management side. The authorities for international trade and international travel lying with the federal government should be the priority, whereas the provinces and territories have some of the levers, capacity, and people to actually undertake the management side of the issue of invasive alien species.
I don't know if my colleague from Natural Resources Canada might wish to add a few additional remarks around the federal-provincial roles on forest pests.