Yes. Let me offer these quick comments. I agree. It's a very good question.
The issue in all these matters that we deal with here, it seems to me, is with political will.
The Canada water agency, right now, is being developed as a federal initiative. One of the concerns we have in the Northwest Territories, for example, is that there's no real oversight or involvement of the provinces, territories or indigenous governments at the political oversight level, where you're creating the political conditions for the Canada water agency to succeed.
That's a critical piece, and that table—not fighting over jurisdiction, but looking at how you can bring your jurisdictions together and make them more effective by collaboration—is a real step that I think needs to be dealt with. The Canada water agency needs to have the tools that are currently scattered, as we hear, all across government. Monitoring is a perfect example.