Right.
I know many of my colleagues have touched on this already, the lack of inventory available and trying to resolve the scope of this issue, and if there's something we can do about it. From this discussion today, is the idea to move forward and start to collect that data? Do we see that as an opportunity to fill in some of those gaps and have discussions with municipalities and provinces to try to put together a database on where we stand with that?
The reason I ask that is, if it isn't just an urban issue.... I have a riding of 25,000 square kilometres that has a great deal of irrigation pipelines and water wells. Very few would have an urban water system. I just can't imagine how difficult that would be to try to collect that data, but is that something you're willing and able to do?