Well, you've heard from some of the other witnesses. There were lots of good ideas put forward today, but as to some of the recommendations, clearly we have to identify....
First and foremost, and we've said this time and time again, we need a labour market analysis to clearly understand in a meaningful way what the current skills base is at this point in time. Then you would know the order of magnitude that you have to deal with and who's going to be transitioned from what.
There's a patchwork of LMI information that comes forward and there isn't a comprehensive program. In our opinion, the federal government should undertake that, because that is a nationwide exercise.
As we transition to some of these other energy sources, the other piece of it is to clearly identify what is going to fit in what region of Canada. We're currently in discussions with the provinces of Alberta, Ontario, Saskatchewan and New Brunswick about how we can deploy a nuclear fleet across the country, which would take up and provide that baseload that would allow renewables to take their rightful place in our society as they evolve and grow. Unless you get that certainty of power baseload that will keep people warm and keep the lights on, renewables won't have the ability to take up that space—