Thank you very much.
This is exactly why we are seeking to work further with the Ontario government and with Ontario first nations on a multilateral agreement. Currently, we have the bilateral service agreement with Ontario. We have evolved the system of response to include first nations as full and equal partners, but getting to a multilateral agreement would enable us to have more of a governance model around some of those discussions. There are some that exist already, but having a structure around it would certainly assist.
I will say, as the associate mentioned, that we bring our federal partners to that table. Ontario also brings a wide variety of departments to the table so that we can have those discussions with leadership and, as you say, look at the systems as a whole. Floods, fires and all sorts of weather events do not stop and start at the reserve border or even at the provincial border.
We're trying to make sure we have conversations with both Ontario and Manitoba, where those systems intersect and interrelate. We try to make sure those are happening on a regular basis as well.