So the regulatory regime applies everywhere. It's the same thing with permits, with exploration, etc. However, the test is whether you have met the constitutional obligation for consultation and accommodation.
There have of course in the past been some judgments that have found that the federal government or others have failed to meet that test. I think in recent years we've been putting more resources, more effort, into making sure we meet those obligations, but at the end of the day, that does not prevent some first nations from using the courts seeking judicial review if they feel that at the end of the day the consultations or accommodation measures were insufficient.