Fisheries committee  No, so we can provide you with the table of how much was planned and how much was spent, for sure.

Fisheries committee  No, but it's something we can provide you.

Fisheries committee  It takes time to have all the stakeholders engage in measures. It took also a lot of science, and we still need some science to define if the measures that are anticipated will have a positive impact and how much. The reason is not that we're not doing anything. It's that we had

Fisheries committee  These are measures that are put in place by Environment Canada. I don't have the details on that. The measures are either from Environment, Parks, DFO, or Transport. Those contaminants are from—

Fisheries committee  I know one is PBDE, the flame retardant that they use in clothing, but I don't know about the other one.

Fisheries committee  It's used in clothing. Sorry, but I don't know the details about the other one.

Fisheries committee  For the killer whales, the target is an increase in population.

Fisheries committee  Well, we don't know, but certainly it's at lower levels since 1980. I don't have the exact number for where we should be, but right now what we're noticing is a decrease in the population that is constant over many years, and that is clearly related to the impact of noise, the re

Fisheries committee  It's a long-term, continuous production of chinook for as long as it's needed to support prey availability for the killer whale. It's not a one- or two-year project just to grow the fish. It's more than that.

Environment committee  [Inaudible—Editor]

Environment committee  I don't know about Canadian Wildlife.

Environment committee  No. I'm responsible for species at risk. Science is a different sector, but depending on your question, I may give you an element of the answer.

Environment committee  In budget 2016, I think it was $40 million that was reinvested in DFO to re-establish the capacity of the department. On a big initiative like the oceans protection plan or the whales initiative that relates to that, or the nature legacy initiative that was announced a few months

Environment committee  I might be able to answer that first since the commissioner made comments about the Department of Fisheries and Oceans in her audit. Yes, we do that all the time. First, in an effort to use public funding wisely, we consider the funding allocation, we assess our priorities, we m

Government Operations committee  Yes, that is correct. There are more than 1,000 small craft harbours in Canada. About 700 of them serve the fishing industry, and the remaining 300 are subject to divestiture. The department is looking for partners to whom it can transfer the ports in the short term. The $150 mi