Thank you, Ms. Koutrakis, and thank you, Mr. Chair.
Having heard a lot of the testimony as well as the questions being asked, one of the things I'm most interested in is moving forward with updated emergency measures “management”, which I guess would be the proper word, for all the partners in any given situation—all levels of government, whether it be federal, provincial or municipal; emergency services, such as fire, police, EMS; and others that may be involved in the community, such as public works operations, planning, finance, and all those that would otherwise be included in activating an emergency measures team in any given instance.
I have two questions to the folks on screen here. One, do you have an emergency measures plan there for something to activate when these instances happen? Two, would it be advantageous to have more of a formalized national emergency measures plan updated so that therefore, once again, when these instances happen, that can in fact be activated?