I know there are pros to the model in the territories. I also know there have been some issues with some water boards and things like that.
Northern Saskatchewan and the federal government actually had a joint federal-provincial uranium panel back in the 1990s that worked very well. The panellists were professionals, scientists, but also Vice-Chief John Dantouze was one of the three panel members. Community members were very involved in the hearings and the process. Don Lee, a chemistry professor from the University of Regina was the chair. I actually had the benefit of participating in that. I think that was a good model. It had provincial-federal harmonization. It had a lot of community participation and input. It was a very open and transparent process.