The intention in doing an impact assessment, I would assume—well, I'm not assuming, if you're entering into a mispurpose of the act—is, in this proposed paragraph 6(1)(f):
to promote communication and co-operation with Indigenous peoples of Canada with respect to impact assessments;
It's clear that what we want to do is also protect sensitive information. I can't imagine that, in that context—this is guidance in the purpose of the act, so in the context of an impact assessment— this information would be known to the proponent, but they would also have to regard it as sensitive information and protect it from publication.
It's guidance in the purpose. I think it would be a matter of co-operation and discussion in each instance with each indigenous governing body.