I have a very short amount of time left.
This particular change in 2006 replaced 13 different policies all related to real property. Now, Treasury Board, as you say, is again revising this. Once again, if there's a comprehensive review, then heritage may be a small part of the total infrastructure.
I think the committee has to make some specific recommendations. My first question is, instead of having 40 years to look at the property to see whether it can be designated as a heritage property, what if we replace that 40 years with 100 years?
I would like a quick response.