That's a very important question. Quebec has a model that's been in place for 20 years. The strategic planning and stakeholder mobilization mandate is well established with watershed organizations. That model may not exist in other provinces, though, and the federal government could play a role in helping the other provinces implement that kind of initiative.
I hear other people tell us about what should be set up in other provinces. I think you need to have a process managed by neutral organizations so as to bring stakeholders from different regions to the table. That kind of process should be funded, regardless of where the funding comes from.
The next important thing is implementing an action plan, but there's a funding gap there that the federal government could fill.
There are also issues that aren't adequately addressed by the federal government and that we don't have the power to study at the provincial level. Transportation came up earlier. Fisheries and oceans is another one, fish species in marine waters, for example. Agriculture is another one; it's shared between the provinces and the federal government, and federal departments could provide additional support there.