Thank you, Mr. Chair.
In our study on northern development, we're trying to figure out what decisions the government could make to enhance the economic development of our north, in particular, the natural resources. With that in mind, I listened to Dr. Binder talk about how he works well with Saskatchewan, with the history of uranium there. On other issues we've often heard how some jurisdictions have better practices than others.
As you develop projects, as you work with proponents of projects in Labrador, Quebec, and potentially Nunavut, etc., are there things you've learned from Saskatchewan that you could transfer over to work with other provinces? In dealing with your regulatory body, the Nuclear Safety Commission, do other provinces have similar practices to Saskatchewan’s, or do you have a different approach depending upon which jurisdiction you're in?