There are, of course, dozens of projects stuck in various forms of federal review or a duplicate of federal review right now, including 28 nuclear, oil and gas, mining and LNG projects, all real projects with real proponents spending real money and losing real time trying to get approval. Does that seem like a sensible place to start?
Then, with the government, as you say, a G7 country whose economy is really dependent on responsible resource development, wouldn't that be a good place to start? Shouldn't the government be spending all of this time removing or fixing the barriers in all of those 13 pieces of legislation and five regulations that they clearly say are stopping things from being built?
