I have some questions, and I'm going to start with parks, something that's near and dear to me. I was really excited to see that our campaign commitment for providing free access to national parks and historic sites in 2017 is there, and that we've put in $83.3 million over five years for allowing free admission in 2017 and then, I believe, for students beyond the five-year period.
I did have the chance to be in Banff-Lake Louise two weekends ago, a place where I've spent some time in my career. As we prepare for the free admission, what sort of thought is also going into maintaining the ecological and cultural integrity of our parks and sites? We have some time to prepare for 2017, but I know that already on a summer's day in Lake Louise there is no parking, and I'm wondering, with the money that's coming, if there will be any opportunities to mitigate the perhaps increased visitation.
I'm not criticizing. It's a wonderful thing that we're providing access, but what measures will we be able to take as Parks Canada to mitigate some of the perhaps renewed interest in parks and sites that will be generated in 2017 and hopefully beyond?