The point just raised is fundamental. Whether we're talking about the decree or day-to-day practices, money is fundamental. It takes money to maintain roads, to restore production, to pay compensation for forest fires and to do the work. Then there's the federal decree. It's just a glass bell, but it will have effects, and it will take money to eliminate them.
By proposing this decree, the federal government is telling Quebec to do the work in its stead and then print money to pay off the debt.
We need everyone to work together, but we have to understand that this won't happen without repercussions. We have to work together to reduce those, because section 64 of the Species at Risk Act exists, and it's going to cost money.