Minister, I think you're forgetting the fact that with the mountain pine beetle, there were a lot of dead trees. I'm not saying there wasn't fire-smarting in town; the problem is that fire-smarting wasn't done further back, like a mile or two miles. That's where the problem was.
You had huge amounts of fuel sitting there, essentially, dead trees that could ignite at any time and, yes, once that fire started there, the problem was that you were not going to be able to stop it. That's our point. Why were those trees not removed? When and how were you informed that more should have been done?