I'll speak very briefly, as I know we'd like to get on with the vote.
Something I thought of when Mr. Longfield was speaking is that we've heard a lot from witnesses over the last couple of weeks about how the expertise of indigenous people in doing prescribed burns ought to have been more adequately considered and utilized. Finding those experts, people who are familiar with northern Alberta forests and with how to do prescribed burns in a traditional first nations manner—perhaps somebody from the indigenous guardians group, which is doing very well—would be great.
Finding the right person is more important than simply finding a person. I don't think we should be aiming to check an indigenous box on this study. We should be seeking to find the best possible witness in that regard. That individual is out there. I want to make sure they're available. I really want those recommendations to be sound and well considered from the correct individuals.