The Nunatsiavut Government is in a slightly different position from the other two—or three—Inuit regions, in that we do not have a harmonized environmental assessment process in our land claim agreement. Our environmental assessment chapter lays out different regimes, depending on where in the settlement area the project ends up.
If it's a project that goes on Inuit private land and provincial crown land and is also on a federal designated project list, we currently have the potential under CEAA 2012 and we will continue under Bill C-69 to have the potential for at least three environmental assessments to happen concurrently. The problem is not solved here because we don't have a harmonized process to substitute.