Okay.
Hi, Mr. McCann. I have some more questions here.
One thing about the farming community is that they're always being accused of dumping fertilizer into water streams—cows are in the water and all of that kind of stuff—but what about the technology of taking the nutrients out of the water?
Being in Manitoba, of course, we're the lowest part of the watershed, so everything from.... I said the day that Saskatchewan discovers that their nutrients are going down the river is the day the water gets shut off.
When I was previously, with Keystone Agriculture Producers, I noticed there was a model out there. They were taking the phosphorus out of sewage treatment plants and then putting it back on the soil. Where I farm, we're very low in phosphorus, so phosphorus would be a key ingredient.
When developing this agency, where would working toward solutions and technology belong in the water discussion, and how would we place it into whatever entity was going to be developed?