Thanks so much, Mr. Chair.
Thank you to our witnesses.
I want to continue the line of questioning that my colleague Eric Melillo and some others around the table have been diving into with regard to the potential solutions that exist, especially given that I think we all agree that the technology is there to fix a lot of the drinking water problems, especially on reserve, and with regard to addressing some of the challenges that exist in remote communities.
I'm guessing that this question continues with the Water Movement, but it may even involve the professional engineer who has been on the call as well.
In today's day and age, the technology exists. The challenges you mentioned about weather, remoteness and transportation have been there for a long time. What is the roadblock? Some of these challenges aren't new. Where is it? We've been able to fix a lot of things. Why hasn't anybody been able to fix this?
I'm not blaming anyone; I just want to know. Is it the department? Is it municipalities and provinces not talking to each other? Where's the the roadblock here?