Thank you for the question.
Obviously, the “one project, one review” approach is essential if we want to build much faster than we are currently able to do. On that point, I welcome initiatives like this. However, there are a lot of other things we are going to have to do about it. Right now, there is still a lot of overlap.
In terms of the review, there are still rules that I would say are ineffective, if not unnecessary. Sometimes, but not always, there is also escalation. It then takes two or three years to review one aspect of a project, whereas it would be possible to do so in a much shorter period of time. The list goes on.
It's a lot of work to amend the review rules and procedures. By the way, the federal government is only responsible for part of it. Each province has its own rules and procedures, which, again, involve challenges and delays that are really not necessary.