I will confess that I'm not an expert in the range of initiatives that are being undertaken, so I think we'd need to come back to the committee with a list. I know there's an extensive list of local initiatives that have been invested in to improve water quality and contribute to the aquatic ecosystem health of the lake.
What I can say is that as we think about water quality, particularly from a risk-based approach, one of the key things we're interested in is contributing to public policy solutions. We want to contribute the science necessary to demonstrate that action should be taken. Even if we're not the ones who ultimately take the action, we want to make sure that water managers are informed with good, robust science, so they can take action when the science warrants action being taken.