Thank you very much.
It's a very interesting and relevant question. I think there are a number of aspects.
The first is that consolidating the fragmented governance of water within the federal government under one agency, the Canada water agency, would be a very positive step. Then provinces would have a one-stop shop. They'd know where to go. They would bring all their issues and concerns to that particular agency, rather than to four or five departments.
Another aspect is that the federal government administers a number of cost-share and work-share agreements with provinces and territories, but these are within different departments. If all of that can be consolidated in one shop, I think it will lead to efficiency. It will avoid duplication. I'm sure it will lead to better long-term governance of water for the benefit of Canadians.