What I will say is that, in my experience hearing from people, those in Jasper understand it was an event that had a lot of decision points happening within it. In fact, they recognize that the work done to save the townsite was the best that could happen. It was a high-risk situation. There was a lot of decision-making happening in that moment.
I've heard from people living in Jasper that they're disappointed to now hear criticisms being made about not allowing first responders to come in, save the townsite and do different things like that. That is not the case. I will say that we need to be respectful of our individual first responders, who were working with both Parks Canada and the province. They were doing the best they could in the situation they were in. Many of them were trapped.