Further to that, I have a large number of municipalities in my northern Ontario riding, and recently I was in the town of Hearst. The room I use happens to be the room where they have the section for the—it's a boardroom, but it has a series of cabinets for emergency response. There's a fire department cabinet, a police cabinet, one for public works, and so on. Those are at the local level, and I assume the province works with the municipalities in the creation of their municipal response plans.
If I were to look at the plan for Hearst, would there be something that says—and I assume there's a checklist—call the Government Operations Centre? You're not going to depend on the news reports to find out something serious has happened in Hearst, for example. Is there a voluntary willingness by the province and the municipalities to include the national...? Is there a protocol, an agreement, either through this legislation or past or future legislation, that makes sure you get the official call from the fire chief or the police chief that something is happening?