Thank you.
I think the coal management processes that are in place in the Northwest Territories, again, stem from settled land claims—the Inuvialuit, Gwich’in and Sahtu land claims that were settled in the early 1990s—and then there was legislation produced known as the Mackenzie Valley Resource Management Act.
With respect to fresh water, one of the key principles is that ecological integrity is maintained for the ecosystem. When coal management boards that are formed in a similar way to what Heather was describing in the Yukon—with different representatives from Canada, from the territories and from indigenous governments—are making decisions about projects, they're making them with those principles in mind.