Mr. Minister, you touched on this in your opening remarks, and I know you've addressed it a bit in the House, but I'm trusting that the Canadian public will probably find tuning into this committee more interesting than watching question period. So I'll maybe give you another opportunity to provide us with some of the examples we've heard you mention around the strict application of regulations and policies that, quite honestly, people in rural and urban Canada probably find defy common-sense application and are convoluted at times. We certainly hear that.
It impedes not just development activities. I think we hear the opposition—not this opposition—a lot of times talk about how we're trying to do something to purely enhance business. You did give some examples about how these applications are just affecting small operations, farmers trying to clear fields. Maybe for the benefit of the committee you could just highlight a few of the examples you've touched on in the past of where we need to make more sensible application of these policies.