Sure. As a matter of practice, under the current system there are cases in which there are concerns about the release of particular knowledge. Examples of this, which were brought up by another member earlier, would be cases involving a traditional hunting and fishing area, and not wanting to disclose that type of information. The agency will enter into discussions with both the proponent and the keeper of that knowledge, allowing the proponent to understand the nature of the information but not the specifics of it. We actually enter into discussions to see if there's a way to broker the information sharing without divulging the information in a way that could then make it unprotected in terms of its traditional or indigenous use.
On May 22nd, 2018. See this statement in context.