Thank you for the question.
B.C. is unique in that we have 204 nations within our province. All provinces and territories are different. I would encourage the government to reflect the diversity of each province.
For British Columbia, it's absolutely critical, and we recognize that it's important to work with these nations. In 2019, we made it legislation; we made it law. The law of the land is now to engage with nations, comanaged in many territories, in many parts of British Columbia. That is the way forward. We are finding that it is providing certainty not only for government, moving forward, but also for business and for industry. It's going to take time to develop those relationships. Some have that better, and with others, it will take time. It has, I think, allowed us to do a lot more. We have a lot more work to do.
In courts, nations have been winning for decades. We are reflecting that through legislation, and we also think it's the right thing to do for reconciliation, to move forward and for certainty.