Toxics Watch's membership has varied dramatically depending on its activity. As I mentioned in my introduction, we co-founded the Toxic Round-up and at that time had over 100 members. Our emphasis on membership declined as we focused resources on policy development and we currently are a volunteer board of 7 with a full-time staff of 2. We employ summer and contract staff on an opportunistic basis. While our group is currently small, our policy work is informed through our membership in the Alberta Environmental Network which is a provincial network of environmental organizations of 70 groups across the province; the Canadian Environmental Network - a national network of over 300 organizations; and the Climate Action Network - a worldwide network of organizations working on global climate change.