I'd point out, of course, that I live in Fort Smith. We're north of Fort Chip, so we share the problems and concerns that Chief Tuccaro raised.
For the Mackenzie basin, there is the Mackenzie River Basin Transboundary Waters Master Agreement, which was negotiated with the support and direction of the federal government. It is a very good agreement, which has led to bilateral agreements being negotiated between the partners of the Northwest Territories and Alberta, the Northwest Territories and B.C., and the Northwest Territories and Saskatchewan. They have agreed on water monitoring and quality-quantity issues so that everybody has comfort in knowing we can manage those affairs and issues in the Mackenzie basin—the biggest one being that there is enough water for environmental flows.
That's an approach that we think has value in other parts of Canada where such agreements don't exist.