Yes, I would agree. With the approach that we take at our local table but also at the regional table there are a number of things, a number of services that are delivered, that the District of Maple Ridge can't do on its own. It's better to be part of a federation, to share those collective efforts. Again, we've provided a list of the local government servicing agreements with first nations in Metro. It goes from water and sanitary services to fire protection, and some of the communities have animal control, and dike maintenance. A range of services are provided, and again, as Mr. MacIsaac said, they're not all identical. But I think there's a critical mass of those services that the region can provide in a cost-effective way. Our concern is that—
