First of all, what I can tell you is that the mitigation and the fire-smarting are done by other departments. My role is to respond to the emergency, but what I can tell you is about the mayor of Jasper. He explained to us thoroughly that this was the number one concern, and they have been working on this for decades. The fire-smarting that has been done was done very professionally, and everything that they could do was being done.
When it comes to the pine beetles and the drought, we made it very clear from early on, as we were giving updates from the forecasts we were seeing, that it was going to be a devastating, very hot summer. In British Columbia, we dealt with the mountain pine beetle situation well before, and we've been dealing with a lot of these things. Sadly, in British Columbia, where I'm from, there have been a lot of wildfire situations that have been dealt with, and different fire-smarting has been done there.
Yes, there's a lot of work that needs to be done across the country, working with the provinces and territories, but I can't give you the exact answer on—