It is true that the Parks Canada Agency is responsible for built heritage, under the Minister of the Environment and Climate Change, Ms. McKenna.
I think built heritage is in the right place, and for good reasons, historically speaking. On the other hand, a minister's responsibility is clearly limited to federal lands. She does not have jurisdiction over all the heritage buildings in the provinces, territories and municipalities.
The only way she can take action at the provincial and territorial level is with respect to national designations. A national designation is honorary, however. It does not include any kind of protection or budget, except for a small program that we discussed, the national cost-sharing program for heritage places. This program generally has $1 million per year to distribute to all federally-designated places.
The greatest limitation is that we take action with respect to federal lands only.