No, it is not case-by-case. If there is an environmental assessment, Aboriginal groups are part of the process. There are consulted the and they are involved. Not only do they participate and are they consulted through this mechanism, the federal government always has the obligation, according to the Constitution, to hold direct consultations. So, the issue is not a lack of consultation. There have been two series of consultations. I am referring particularly to areas where self-government or land claims have not been settled.
