Okay.
Now you have the Pacific Forestry Centre out in Victoria, which of course is a federal institution. At one time they used to do--I guess they call it--flyover pest observance, and I think in the early nineties the province decided to opt out of that. I don't know whether they got the money instead, but apparently there was no further flyover pest observance, to my knowledge.
In developing a national pest strategy, a forest strategy, does that mean the federal government is going to become a more equal partner in the control of forest pest outbreaks in the provinces and we'll have a larger role to play than what they've had in the last few years?