That's an excellent question, Mr. Hardie. I see where you're coming from.
I would say in response that Surfrider Foundation has been one of the key organizations involved in the marine debris issue in B.C. We did some of the first remote cleanups back in 2010 and have continued doing that type of work and really raising awareness about the scale of the issue of marine debris impact on the coast of British Columbia.
In fact, we observe the need for coordination amongst organizations. We connected with Ms. Wristen and her organization early on and collaborated to be the co-founders of the BC Marine Debris Working Group, which at that point was called the Vancouver Island marine debris working group.
We, of course, are very much tuned in to the need for collaboration across this myriad of environmental groups. We've been around since the beginning of this issue, I would argue—both Living Oceans and Surfrider Foundation—and are definitely seeking solutions to increase collaboration across the grassroots and non-profit sector.