I'll take your first question first, which is what it is going to look like. I can't answer that. I think that's up to you and up to the Government of Canada.
As far as what we hope, and I think I share some of your concerns, it will look as good as the consultation and inclusion of provinces and territories, so I think that's absolutely critical. I said in my opening remarks that the number one recommendation is increased investment. That is what British Columbia did as an early adopter of the belief that water is critical to our people, wildlife, economy and culture, to everything that we do. We are investing and we are looking for partners.
What it could do—and I do agree with Mr. Jaques about the concierge-like role that the Canada water agency could play—is ensure that there is efficiency, that there is a one-window approach and that provinces, territories and users can all go to one area to find out the best place to go—