These new strategies and new systems don't turn over overnight. A lot of operation and capacity needs exist in communities now. Obviously, we are starting to see the benefits of investments and the benefits of the changes we have made, but I do believe it will take a number of years.
I would say that a key consideration is water operators. I was up in Cat Lake and I met with their water operator. There's one person in Cat Lake doing the water operations of their plant. He took me through the plant. The biggest risk he has in his community is that he is the sole water operator. If something happens to him, the system is at risk.
Those are the types of things we have to address. There is training. There is funding. I think through the Atlantic water authority, part of what we're trying to build is that capacity to transform systems.