Thanks, folks. I appreciate your being here.
I'm going to back to harmonization and the Retail Council of Canada's comments. I think you're bang on that we need to come up with some type of harmonization. Mr. Fast touched on this.
You have your municipality, which handles solid waste. You have your province, which issues the permit for the landfill. You have your federal government, which really only handles toxic chemicals through CEPA. Maybe FCM can play a role in this. What we have in HRM, Halifax Regional Municipality, is a four stream.
Someone else mentioned—I think it might even have been you folks—consumer education. We have four people in our house: two teenagers and two adults. We all try to do the right thing, but we all make mistakes. I just found out that the film that wraps vegetables or food is not to go in the plastic waste. So, as I was listening to this, I checked with the former deputy mayor in Halifax, and he said that, yes, there's no market for film. I've been throwing film in, and I feel like I'm doing a good job.