That's a great question.
The deputy mentioned the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre. That organization is owned by the federal government and the provinces and territories. Through CIFFC, as it's generally known, we work collaboratively across jurisdictions on things like resource sharing. For instance, when firefighters and equipment come from, say, B.C. to Nova Scotia, that's coordinated through CIFFC. We also work with them on coordinating firefighters from international jurisdictions who come to help us.
That's one of the reasons that we're working with CIFFC on the procurement and management of these new aircraft. It's so those can be managed within the framework of collaboration with the provinces and territories and to ensure that there's a collective effort to identify the greatest need and deploy those resources where they're needed most.
That's a really critical part of the system across Canada, and CIFFC plays an important role in that.