Search and rescue is a good example for this. Clarify when the rangers can be used for a search and rescue operation. Right now, what's often left to the commander's discretion is what “life and limb” is. That's when they can be activated immediately, but it's unclear what “life and limb” means for a lot of rangers.
There's a memorandum of understanding between the 3rd Canadian Ranger Patrol Group in northern Ontario and the Ontario Provincial Police that lays out a foundation for how to use rangers quickly and effectively for search and rescue. That is a model that could be built upon for other jurisdictions. However, again, it's about working with civilian partners to better understand how they can use the rangers for a lot of these different kinds of incidents. That is going to help out the entire process as well.