The only criticism I would have, Mr. Bartlett, of what you've been saying all day is that you're comparing such small entities of countries that would fit into my riding three or four times over. When you talk about Wales or New Zealand, I can't get my head around how you can compare them to trying to build infrastructure in the 55 communities that I represent in northern Ontario.
I happen to live in the most successful jurisdiction in North America, almost, as far as wealth is concerned, but we still haven't developed northern Ontario. We should have better comparisons of what benefits there would be if we opened up the north, not just the Ring of Fire—which of course Mr. Ford and everybody are all excited about—because that will get done eventually. We first need to develop the infrastructure for the indigenous populations and people who live there.