I did notice that on the list, nobody was from environmental assessment. I find it interesting that nobody from environmental assessment appeared, because it's been brought up a few times at our committee.
One of the questions I asked the transport minister when he appeared was that it seems to me like there are a number of different standards that are put in place on who's required to do environmental assessments, how they're to do environmental assessments, and whether or not consent is required.
Anybody who is here today is welcome to join in.
One of the examples I referenced was the environmental assessment requirements for a project in my riding to do with a deep geological repository. The level of consent and consultation—and I'm not saying I'm against it—far exceeds anything that has been done here. I'm just wondering what the committee is supposed to do to make sure that the minister is properly consulted when all the people who have appeared at the committee who are indigenous Canadians have said they weren't consulted.