As one last point, perhaps, I'm going to pick up on something Mr. Goodacre said. It's coming from a conservation—and I'm thinking environmental conservation—mandate.
I've seen an evolution over time. The notion of “park” has changed in the environmentalist mentality as an exclusive thing to people, that it's out there and you put a wall around it. The interaction between the local human populations and that environment is now being considered as a higher level of environmental protection.
It seems that on an historical basis, when we look at these historic sites, that too remains. The lens that has to be increased and bettered is the reaction between people who are living there now and these historic places, rather than putting a fence around it and circling it in time as a forgotten thing.
Thank you very much for your testimony today.