Thank you.
This looks like the flare-up we've seen in the last few weeks—on the duty to consult with all hereditary chiefs. Some chiefs might agree with the process; some might disagree with it. They don't have a mechanism to come to a consensus amongst themselves at this point. We're hoping there will be more discussion among hereditary chiefs to see whether consensus could be built.
Going forward, you can't consult 37 million people in Canada on every project, but we need to have some mechanism to know at what point we have enough agreement to go forward.
Is that fair?