Thank you.
Thank you very much for being here. You've brought a number of new perspectives that we haven't heard from a number of the other witnesses who have come before us, so we're most grateful for that.
You've made reference to paternalism and colonialism and the issues coming out of those, and you talked a little bit about the celebrations that might occur.
At one point, Ms. Lomax, you made reference to the fact that perhaps the federal government has to come up with some ideas about that, or show some leadership around that. Clearly we want to do that, but clearly we also don't want to be paternalistic about that, and that process. When you made that reference, I think your comment was that perhaps the federal government should come up with ways of looking at that. I think each of you have talked about some unifying values and principles that underlie that. Could you personally outline what you see those values as being? Then, if you were the federal government, how would you engage in this process to ensure that not just the outcome but also the process is respectful, as the TRC would keep reminding us that we have to do? It's a value we want to reflect.
Can each of you comment on what you see as some of those values, and then on a respectful process as you would see it?