Thanks, Mr. Chair.
Hello to our witnesses, and hello to colleagues.
I have two questions. One is focused on incorporating indigenous knowledge into response plans and one is around the polluter pays principle. I want to stay on that as I did with the last series of witnesses last week.
We've heard from the Canadian Coast Guard that they benefit tremendously from collaborating and incorporating indigenous knowledge in their unified command centre. I think they said it's an important collaboration. With your expertise, the Transportation Safety Board has investigated many incidents and accidents across Canada and no doubt you've seen how collaborating with indigenous communities can lead to better outcomes.
I'm wondering if you could—and this is for any of you—provide us some other examples where all levels of government, including indigenous governments and communities, worked together to provide the best possible response to a marine cargo incident or any other such incident.