Thank you for that answer.
In my previous life, I was a municipal councillor for over 20 years. One of the challenges I always faced, when somebody came to town with a new technology—normally, energy from waste—was convincing the community they weren't guinea pigs. It was always an issue to try to build public confidence.
Does the federal government play a role in terms of education, instilling some sense of public confidence in the technology and assuring people it is a proven technology? We had an institution here this evening—McMaster—that would certainly, I think, vouch for it, and others have been in front of us. What role can we play in assisting communities in making an informed decision, whether it's an indigenous community or otherwise?