You said Environment Canada could cover, but you don't even know whether they have any planes or boats.
My question goes on to something Mr. Rousseau raised, but it's for the minister.
In your speech—which was a good speech, actually—in the House of Commons on this bill, you waxed eloquent about the 19,000 Inuit on Ungava Bay; you want to keep it clean for them. You said you talked to your constituents, who wanted to keep this area clean; it was very important to them to do everything possible to promote sound environmental practices. But then you went on to talk about how 33% of the world's remaining gas and 25% of the oil—huge quantities, in any event—are there.
Canada doesn't have the ability to clean up oil under ice or in ice patches. The technology doesn't exist at this time. And so as a former environment minister and a minister making the point that we have to do everything we can to promote sound environmental practices—words from your speech—what do you plan as a means to deal with this development? You said it is coming and it's important to be able to clean up oil spills under the ice.