It has to be Canada. It is the model that can be the best model.
In Canada, I would say that if you're looking at an order making model, we definitely should look at the British Columbia model. The Ontario model is instructive, but the British Columbia model has been amended more regularly over the years, and in my view it is a more progressive piece of legislation. I've always said that what we really need to do is to take our Canadian legislation and get inspired by the best international models, which is what I did in my modernization report, because you can have a better model in one jurisdiction for a particular area and a better model in another jurisdiction for another area. That's why we built it that way.
The models are there. There are over 100 pieces of legislation around the world right now, and the most progressive norms are contained in legislation that are post year 2000. That's where you will find the most progressive norms, and understandably so, because those pieces of legislation are basically inspired and modelled on not only the successes but also the faults of the other legislation. They've basically built better models since then. That's what we have to look at.