Thank very much.
There are a number of things that we do. Here at Public Safety Canada, after every sort of major hazard season, natural disaster, we'll do what we call a lessons learned or an after-action report. We'll look at what happened across the season, and we will actually talk to stakeholders. We'll engage with them to get a sense of where we've done well and where issues have cropped up. Every single hazard season brings new challenges for us, whether they are in new communities or the impacts that have been felt. There could be capability issues in terms of response or challenges afterwards in terms of recovery. We'll develop and share a report.
Internationally, we certainly work with lots of countries that are similar in nature. There is a lot to learn from our Australian colleagues about bushfires, as they call them over there. We're in close contact with other emergency management agencies around the world, whether those are European or American. There's a lot to learn from their kinds of examples, through either flood or fire seasons, etc. We will exchange information in terms of doing that. We have bilateral programs set up with lots of international partners.