Quite simply, again, it's no.
As you know, there's accommodation with consultation. It can be very complex, as mentioned, with protocols and relationship building. We had the new Prime Minister, and he came out with guns blazing: “Let's get on with the projects.”
I believe we need to sit down with first nations not only in British Columbia but also throughout Canada. For example, that table today should be a permanent table, where first nations and ministers sit with the Prime Minister every year before you have your first ministers meetings. We need a table to have these discussions at, like we have here. If we do that, it takes care of the consultation. That's one solution.