Absolutely. Thank you for that question.
I think that was critical to where we have gotten to. We started over two years ago with a consultation and a commitment to work with nations. We produced a “what we heard” document. We produced an intentions paper. These reflect the consultations we've had—over 2,000 consultations with nations and many others—including a round table with the premier in September, and then a follow-up round table just recently.
For us in British Columbia, it is critical that we engage with nations. As a reflection of this, we created a B.C.-First Nations Water Table to look at codeveloping the strategy, which is where we're at right now. We're looking to put that strategy out. We're hearing from all sectors. That is going to be our challenge—engaging all sectors in that strategy, so they see themselves in it. Again, the water table has been critical for providing a leadership role there.