I think that through the public safety ministry, we have the Canadian Emergency Preparedness College and we could work in conjunction with the Emergency Preparedness College here in Canada to enhance what they currently have in place.
We get this all the time. Everybody's saying that the clock is ticking here. It's not whether something is going to happen, it's when. Five years after the fact, we're still no further ahead, or we're very little ahead of the curve on training. It's going to be a huge problem with the next event.
We know the military has been in training, but it won't be the military that will be there. They are days and days away from deployment. We're there in four minutes.