Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  We'll have to reconfirm later, but we had about six or seven meetings, and the think tank with the AFN.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Yes.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Yes, that's correct.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Yes. On the claims concluded, the eight hundred--

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  That's cumulative since the policy was in place.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Yes.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  It's both. Sometimes it's at the request of the first nation, and sometimes there has just been no activity and we have no response from the first nation so we close the file.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  If they chose to reactivate their file.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Yes.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Not to date, no.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  No, that's exactly it. At the time the legislation came into force, we had over 800 claims in total. Our goal was, of course, with the three-year timeframes, to reduce the inventory. We always report on the backlog claims, but since the legislation came into force, there's been

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  What happens is that with every claim, once it is filed, there's a three-year timeframe. So as we keep getting claims, it takes three years for assessment, plus another three years for negotiations. We make best efforts to conclude the settlements within that three-year mark, but