That's helpful. Thank you very much.
I'd like to go to Mr. Higgins next.
The Experimental Lakes Area was near and dear to me. I grew up in Winnipeg. I used to canoe in that area where the experimental lakes are. It was closed under the Harper government. We found ways of keeping it open through the province, through Ontario, and then later on, the federal government stepped in.
I spoke with a chief up in Dryden, who talked about the need to start with clean water. The monitoring of that water is very important, if there's a paper mill nearby, for the indigenous communities to know whether the water is acceptable or not.
Could you comment on whether the experimental lakes have been working with field monitoring and the ability to look at the lakes in real time, or is that an opportunity for the Canada water agency?