Thank you for the question, Mr. Hardie.
The short answer is we don't know what the long-term effects are. The reason we don't is there wasn't a really good plan from our respective federal and provincial governments. We're only now trying to open the door to that baseline information.
As the public safety issues were alleviated and we had the opportunity to turn our attention towards fish recovery and the water contaminants issue, it really was NGOs—a couple of first nations organizations like the Pacific Salmon Foundation and others—that stepped up. It's a longer term impact. There are obviously short-term impacts that we need to address, but we really don't know what those are yet.
I'm really looking forward to finding out from the province and feds what they have in mind. That's the issue we have at hand: There's not enough collaboration and no pre-plan available for this situation. That's one thing we need to rectify collectively, both within a G3 approach and with our stakeholders who are on the panel today.
Thank you.