I think carrying on with the Canada water agency—and taking the advice to make it effective so it has the resources, authorities and capacity to bring all the jurisdictions to a national table—is important.
I think we recognize that our legislation, as a country, is way out of date. The Canada Water Act needs to be looked at to capture a lot of the discussion and concerns raised today. The big thing is to constantly remind everybody—provinces, territories, Canada and indigenous governments—that this is a national issue and the only way we're going to solve it is if people come to the table with their jurisdictional problems.