Thank you for the question. It's an excellent question.
It really points to, as I was saying earlier, the need for all orders of government to work together. The federal government does have a role to play, but it's limited. Provincial governments have a very important role to play with legislation and with building codes, as was mentioned earlier. As you rightly noted, municipalities own the majority of public infrastructure in the country and have a critical role to play around land use planning. It needs to be all orders of government working together.
I think the federal government has shown leadership in the national adaptation strategy, and it is using that strategy to play a convening role and to lay out a road map with targets that all orders of government need to work towards. Having that framework in place is a start.
I think you're right that we're behind and we're playing catch-up, but having that strategy is a start. As has already been mentioned, funding from the federal government, which has the largest fiscal capacity, is critical as well.