I still see it as 13 wheels, but with one engine supplying extra power to those wheels as they need it, because we have very different provincial realities on the ground. I think we can find immediate gains through data flow, through coordination and even through provinces sharing information bilaterally. Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba all predicted the Saskatchewan River system, so that's certainly an easy win right there to make that better.
The final thing would be the development of systems that are suitable for Canada, where we have frozen ground, snowmelt, ice melt and river ice jams, which other countries don't have. We'll have to find those solutions ourselves and make sure they're in our system, so we're not relying on what other countries have developed.