Thank you, Mr. Chair.
The new act that we're responsible for and now operating under, the Rouge National Urban Park Act, affords broader and stronger conservation than any legislation we've seen in Ontario up to this point. We're still waiting, from a process perspective, to get comments from Ontario but we have started operating in terms of Transport Canada lands being transferred to us, a significant amount of land, and there is some land that was in the legislation also.
I think the challenge we are facing is that some of the requests that were put forward as part of the process were, I think, beyond the agreement that we signed with Ontario. For example, the vision that was signed onto by both governments in the agreement, they then proposed amendments that went beyond that and they proposed amendments that go well beyond anything we've seen internationally. For example, in obligating the minister to establish a science advisory body. That doesn't exist in law anywhere internationally, that we've seen.