That's interesting.
I was disappointed to hear that the administrative penalties have taken so long. When I was chief of enforcement, I worked with Treasury Board and the justice department. We actually went to the United States and were proposing this. Environment Canada was the only department interested at all in pursuing it.
I thought that was a good thing that Jim Prentice did, and I'm surprised at how long this has taken. What has been the problem with bringing forward those measures? There have been many complaints from the public because you keep issuing all these warnings.
Then of course the next step was simply to prosecute. The AMPs provide a good middle ground if you just have a one-off—if you haven't labelled your facility for waste storage properly, and so forth. What have really been the problems with delivering on this, which is a good on-the-ground mechanism?