Thanks.
My next question is about duplication. I've been hearing lots from many witnesses here about the potential that duplication has. We've seen lots of duplication of other water acts and other water legislation. I'm from Manitoba. I live at the bottom of a watershed, so thank you very much, Saskatchewan, for your water. We've been quite frustrated many times in Manitoba, but 2011 was kind of an eye-opening experience for us.
It was interesting listening to the governments at that time. They were saying they should have done something after the 2008 flood, and meanwhile, three years later, in that year, they actually might not have flooded out. It was terrible down there. What it came down to was a mismanagement of the government legislation.
Out of all this talk, out of all the studies and all this stuff, is there any advice you can give this committee when we're writing up these reports? What needs to be done to make sure that these good thoughts and good intentions are actually followed? We can talk about consultations, all the good intentions and that we need to have communities there, but far too often they're not listened to and they're not acted on. If we simply followed the regulations, things would be a lot better. I don't know if you have any advice on that.