That's right. We made a note of that and wondered why or how it came to be.
With respect to your question, a specific carve-out is what Inuvialuit has been advocating for. Just recall that the system in the Inuvialuit settlement region is based on co-management, so the federal government is at that table and is active in the process. With respect to capacity, capacity issues do abound, but they aren't going to be assisted in any regard by applying a parallel process that undermines the land claim process.
When I was thinking through our comments this morning, one thing I wanted to put to the committee was the consideration of a recommendation that gives the agency authority to provide capacity support for a land-claims-based impact assessment body upon request by a jurisdiction as defined in Bill C-69 under proposed section 2.