The only thing I'd remind you of is that municipalities are creatures of the provinces, under the legislation and under the federal legislation as well. Under the Constitution, the provinces have been given responsibility to organize and set out legislation that governs the role of municipalities under the Municipal Government Act. We operate under that.
So whether you're talking about environmental issues.... We have an obligation to meet the requirements and standards of the provincial government and the legislation they have. We can't go off and set off something that's at variance, because the provincial legislation has primacy over anything that I might pass. If we passed something as a bylaw that contravened a provincial or federal statute, it would not fly; it would not be enforceable. Somebody could challenge us on that in court and say we don't meet that litmus test, and they would win.
So we're very careful in terms of our bylaws, when we craft those, to be in sync with both provincial and federal legislation. We can't violate that.