Thank you for that.
My next question is to CAPP. The issue of offshore has been a big one in the Northwest Territories, the Beaufort Sea and the reduction of sea ice has allowed more ships to come through.
There are all kinds of concerns over the lack of navigational aids, but it's also an issue with the oil industry. We have a lot of permits out there, but we don't have a plan for oil spill cleanup. We don't have a port in the Beaufort Sea, in any of the communities or in that area at all. We have no coast guard presence. We have no navigational aids. You're not going to find a buoy anywhere in the Beaufort Sea.
Last year or two years ago, I think we had 70 ships come through. We had one that got hung up and we're lucky it got pulled off safely. We also had fuel barges that were stranded because they went into shallow water. We have offloading of fuel barges onto other fuel barges. We're just asking for trouble because anything could happen.
I wanted to know if you could tell us what it would take to make it a more welcoming place for the oil industry to come and do more exploration. Is it more infrastructure? Is it a navigation system? Is it all of the above? Maybe you could give me some insight into what industry is thinking.