I appreciate that. I agree on that. I'm cautious of the centralization of powers in Ottawa with the federal government, for sure, but I do think.... I'll go back to my example in my previous round of questioning about accommodations for temporary foreign workers. On a national program, somebody arriving and going through an immigration process through ESDC and Agri-Food Canada at a national level.... I don't understand how there couldn't be an agreement on that.
I'll go back and maybe get your comment on this. It's been four years now of trying to negotiate and having conversations and discussions. I'd say to Mr. Tremblay half sarcastically here that I'd send an email around to all your provincial partners saying, “We're going to establish minimum standards next week. If anybody has a problem with running water and electricity being a minimum standard, please let me know by Friday.” In all honesty, this speaks a little bit about the challenge we have of cross-jurisdictions and somebody coming in with—I hate to say—an iron fist and saying, “No, we need to make a decision. Here's a deadline, and here's what the answer is.”
Ms. Hogan, in my summary here, I was talking about—