I think that's fair. One of the things we've noted—and our provincial governments have noted this as well—is that we have a number of structures, culverts or otherwise, that would be considered unlawful under the current definition. That's why the grandfathering perhaps comes in there. That doesn't fully address the farmer or the rancher who wants to get across, and we've had many of those who just go ahead and do it because it makes sense. Or perhaps those things were put in when the homesteads were put in there and they had some water and they needed to get across to the other side, back in the horse and buggy days. If you've got a horse it's not hard to cross.
