If I have time, I'll get back to the mountain pine beetle, but I just want to change gears here. As you may know, there's a proposal for a national park in South Okanagan in my riding. Some of the locals have a concern around fire issues and forestry and how Parks Canada deals with that. A lot of people think that when a national park is created, you put a fence around it and just keep it that way. They're concerned that this will increase the risk of catastrophic fires.
I wondered if you could maybe outline some of the things Parks Canada does and what they might do in that area with regard to fire management, before the fires happen.