I do absolutely, and I would highlight that in, for example, the area in the southeast that is transitioning off coal. Obviously there are very strict mandates now on that transition. There's a huge impact on those communities, and they haven't been consulted at all. It's a very poignant microcosm of how there's glib talk about how workers will simply transition to a green economy and jobs will be found for them where they are being transitioned out of traditional sectors such as that when in fact that isn't happening.
We've done a lot in Saskatchewan to try to support those areas and support those workers, and we have attempted to backfill and fund whatever we can to help them to develop and diversify into new areas, but the consultations that were said to be held were with the more urban areas in the southeast, in the municipalities in the southeast and not with the rural areas, and that's public knowledge.
They have written letters. They've asked for meetings—