I have a commentary to you, Chair, and perhaps to the rest of the people here.
Fort McMurray may be a unique situation in Canada, frankly, because of the rapid rate of growth. I know that there are many other urban centres, and we see some rapidly growing population centres in Saskatchewan as well, but they are not growing quite as rapidly as Fort McMurray.
It appears to me that one of the things that the commissioners should be taking a hard look at is that rate of growth, the accelerated growth in some of these faster-growing communities. Rather than waiting for 10 years anticipating it, well before the 10 years the new Fort McMurray would exceed the average population in Alberta anyway.
You're right. It makes no sense to me to deal with it in 10 or 12 years from now. In a situation of a population at 300,000-plus, if the population in the rest of the province is relatively the same, that could be divided into almost three ridings, so why not deal with it now?