Thank you for the question.
That is exactly what the Water Security Agency is. It brings almost everything—all the water-related activities in the province—under one umbrella. We're responsible for the regulation, the licensing, the monitoring and the testing, all of those aspects.
On your question about priority, I think that is a role that we're doing already. We work with all of the users. We've had situations where, because of lack of precipitation, we've had to cut back agriculture producers on the amount of water they use, to make sure that communities have first access and get their full allocation. It's also about how we operate the structures and how we manage the systems to make sure that we have the water—that we capture it when there's an abundance of water to use when it's drier.
That is a role that our agency already plays, that kind of mediation, if you will.