I would answer exactly the same as Mr. Fadden. As I said before, this is a shared responsibility in Canada.
It's very Canadian. We have 13 provinces and territories, and then the federal government. The capabilities are very asymmetrical, as you can imagine. It really depends on the type of event.
There's a little bit of science and a little bit of art at the initial stages of an event to understand what supports are required and whether the province, the territory.... We saw significant flooding in the territories this summer. In many cases, they did not call on the federal government for support, but last year, they did. British Columbia had significant wildfires this year but had a third of the impacts they saw last year, when there was significant federal support, including the deployment of the armed forces.
It really depends on the situation. We all have our roles. It's difficult to say that one group should call all the shots in Canada. It's just not the constitutional structure we have.