I was in public life. The federal government taxes, spends, legislates and regulates. I would suggest, with due respect—and I was guilty—that I did a lot of reflecting on the first three, and very little on the last. It's not exactly the sexiest thing for elected representatives. That's number one.
Number two, political will among the levels of government is really required. For example, the ministers of energy, federally and provincially, meet every year. This past year they met in August, up north. We have requested that they do an examination of what the left and the right hands are doing, but they haven't done that. Until you get to that stage, you can't deal with it intelligently. There really needs to be political will, but also political co-operation.