I agree. I don't trust this minister, and I think it's very intentional that he is excluding the people who literally live, work and play on the land, the people I represent here. It's appalling. It goes to show the type of decision-making and how it comes to be.
The attempt here, at the end of the day, is to carve off 30% of the land mass in Canada, which will prevent existing private landowners, hunters and anglers from having the access necessary to participate in these traditional heritage activities, which obviously you, as the Manitoba Wildlife Federation, represent. How do we make sure that the understanding of the land and the understanding of those folks are represented and respected in this legislation?