I wasn't going to go down this road, but you've just tempted me. Natan Obed was one of our witnesses this morning. He talked about north-south governance and how a lot of the governance with the Inuit communities is with the provinces below them, in the south of them, and about the complexity of that arrangement that the federal government has made over decades, a century, versus having north-to-north governance.
Could you speak about the importance of collaborating with north-to-north discussions so that the people in the area are the ones who are directly involved?