That's a great question, because when we look at our transformation exercises across the country, what works in one part of the country may not necessarily work in all parts of the country. Through regional pilots or models, you can get best practices. What we're seeing emerging out of the Atlantic First Nations Water Authority is this kind of hub and beyond, where it's really going to take control over water services for those communities that want to work through the authority.
The hubs are having an impact in terms of the ability to transform the service. Do we want to look at hubs across the country? Yes, but it's got to work for what's right in communities.
I was recently in Saskatchewan meeting with the Saskatoon Tribal Council and some of the communities. They feel that their tribal council is well equipped to support them, and as such maybe they would not necessarily want a hub model. We really try to work with partners to determine what's best for them.
I would say the hub has definitely led to a better support system and helps in our transformation of services.