Thank you, Heather.
As I think I mentioned in our opening remarks, one of our recommendations is a cost-sharing agreement with the Geological Survey of Canada, because mapping the aquifers underlying our communities, which supply us with groundwater, is a critical and foundational hydrogeological step that we've yet to take in most communities in the Yukon. I know there's considerable capacity within NRCan to support that capacity that's lacking in the Government of Yukon.
We also noted a recommendation to enter into an agreement under the Canada Water Act to support us with groundwater monitoring. We have a fairly robust groundwater monitoring network, but it's not supported by the federal government, unlike our surface water quality and quantity monitoring networks, and I think we could do quite a bit more work with some federal dollars.
In particular, drilling observation wells to understand groundwater levels and chemistry is a very expensive task. We have limited budgets to be able to expand our observation well network to provide critical information in places of need. Therefore, additional resourcing to be able to drill new wells to expand our network to provide critical data for decision-makers is something that would be welcome.