We are focused on collaborating at the federal level. Within the federal level, there are over 20 departments and agencies that touch on fresh water in some way. As I mentioned in my opening remarks, the agency chairs an interdepartmental committee to bring together those departments to advance strategic approaches to working on freshwater issues. We also work closely with provinces and territories in terms of implementing freshwater ecosystem initiatives. We also work jointly with those governments on water boards, for example the Prairie Provinces Water Board and the Mackenzie River Basin Board. We work closely with indigenous partners in those venues and also on various initiatives that the agency is undertaking. For example, in the development of a freshwater data strategy, we engage with indigenous partners directly.
Importantly, we also work with stakeholders and with the public on initiatives. A current example of that is that we're holding round tables on water issues around the country, whether that be water in the economy or water in collaboration with different jurisdictions, where we bring together experts and stakeholders to discuss issues. That's a bit of our convening role. That's a bit of a high level, but we can give more examples.