Thank you very much.
Mr. Amos and I both sit on the indigenous committee as well, and right now we're studying Bill C-262 around UNDRIP—the implementation of UNDRIP and the framework around it. Of course, FPIC is a constant point of discussion around that. There seem to be three definitions of free, prior, and informed consent: good faith, without necessarily obtaining it; a type of process, a consensus-oriented process that is sometimes referred to as collaborative consent; or a veto.
I know Mr. Gustafson mentioned earlier that they had made a submission around Bill C-68, for example, and within Bill C-68 they actually have quite an extensive overview of recognizing indigenous rights without actually spelling out UNDRIP itself.
What is your view of FPIC, and what is your view of C-68 in how they've defined indigenous rights and consultation?