Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I want to go back to where I left off in the last line of questions, and that was the B.C. and Alberta examples. You've had the two provincial jurisdictions come in after a federal act, with the ability of hindsight to look at and see how the act has been applied. I do have some concerns, as Mr. Tilson has. We don't want to create a bureaucracy that becomes this omnipotent bureaucracy all by itself, that actually over-complicates the act and forces people to the last recourse of litigation for every single issue. That would be something I would fear.
In B.C. and Alberta, because they've had the advantage of hindsight and the ability to look at the act as it was written, has the incidence of litigation gone up, has it gone down, or is it the same? Do we know?