I don't disagree with you, and that's why I said programs similar to the gas tax agreement. We don't advocate direct conversations between the federal government and the Association of Yukon Communities. What we would like to see is us being involved with the federal government in any conversations that occur with the territory with respect to communities' needs and wishes. That way, we feel that our priorities are being addressed somewhat, and also the federal government's priorities.
I know that when the federal government decided water quality was an issue they had to address, they made money available to municipalities through the territories and provinces, but they made sure it was directed to that specific area. Therefore, their priorities were met, as well as some of the municipalities' priorities. And that's what we would advocate.
We realize the difficulty with the legislation, and the jealousy with which some provinces and territories guard their spheres of influence. We would just like to be included.