It was a funding and stewardship program sharing best practices.
In terms of industrial pollutants, the legacy pollutants are down, which is a good thing, but there are new pollutants coming on stream. At one point I remember reading that there were 23,000 chemicals in commerce in Canada and—correct me if I'm wrong—there were only plans, under the chemicals management plan, to manage 10 of these 23,000 chemicals. I remember from when they were doing the CEPA review there were so many chemicals in the system and yet we only have toxic management plans for a limited number, and it takes a long time to evaluate all these chemicals.
Is my understanding correct?