Yes, thank you, MP Lloyd.
I think one of the major flaws in the approach is that it assumes that industrial forest disturbance is automatically negative and that the forests ought to be left to their natural devices, even if they are very much at risk of fire. Sadly, we saw that it was exactly what happened in Jasper. Yes, forests that are in a completely natural state have many benefits, but when you have that type of forest around communities, it's inherently dangerous. Many folks, I think, have spoken about that risk for years on end, and unfortunately it was realized.