Okay. I'm going to change directions here.
There was a Blacklock's article that came out in August about the department refusing to provide a piece of information that I'm hoping can be tabled, whether through Parks Canada and/or ECCC. That relates to how many hectares of dead pine are now left standing in Jasper National Park. I understand that there were small amounts of prescribed burns of 1,700 acres and some mechanical removals—
That's 1,700 hectares. I'm sorry.
I'd like to know how much is left now. I'm sure we have the technology to do a reasonable assessment. I don't need a specific number, but you wouldn't release that to the media in August. Will you table it with the committee so that we can have a real understanding?
Our “emergency response minister”—instead of preparedness minister—should probably be aware of how much deadwood still exists. Is that information that you can you share with this committee within the next week?