No, I'm not talking about co-operation. I'm talking about the ministry's responsibilities. That's well laid out already in legislation and regulation, and everybody understands that currently it is the Canadian Impact Assessment Agency that takes the lead and issues a certificate, but right now, I'm seeing this turning into a three-headed beast. You talk about the Major Projects Office's being the designated agency to fast-track or pre-approve, but then there's a different ministry that will issue the certificate.
My understanding now is that the Major Projects Office will take the lead, but they will use the resources that are currently there under the Canadian Impact Assessment Agency for the resources to assess a major project for fast approval.