If you consider the timing of the political landscape, there are about six jurisdictions that will be going into election mode, so we'll see. I haven't seen the proposed agenda yet, but it will be interesting to see .
I would point out as well, just to give you a broader sense of scale here, that a few months back we had the first ever meeting of the environment ministers on the issue of biodiversity. It's a time when it's a very, very big issue, but it was our first ever meeting.
Earlier this year I went to a meeting, the first one in three years, with forestry ministers. I asked how we could say in any kind of way, shape, or form that we're managing the forest when we haven't met for three years. There are climate change issues, there are manufacturing issues, there are invasive species issues, and we were there for a day—in three years. It brings into question how valuable and how sincere we are and what our ability, realistically, is to do things.
If you're meeting regularly, it's once a year. If you meet once for the first time ever on biodiversity, and I'm not sure if we'll have another meeting again, those types of things.... How we split up the environment is very problematic.