Some of the key search and rescue network people made it clear that the alternatives the coast guard proposed were in no way comparable to what was taken away.
I do want to ask about the Bunker C. According to Transport Canada only 5% to10% evaporates. In previous spills, Bunker C has been detected years later. What is the response plan? What is the toxicity and the impact on the benthic community and human beings of Bunker C, which is so toxic residents were advised not to clean up this material off the beaches because it takes hazardous waste disposal to deal with it? Can you explain the toxicity and how the department plans to clean it up from the seabed floor?