Thank you for the question and for your comments.
First I would acknowledge your statement that people deserve an explanation of this situation. That's why I'm happy to be here today. I want to share our understanding of the situation; our plans as we go forward; our apology, of course, right from the outset; and especially our commitment to learn from this, to do better and to ensure that it doesn't happen again.
We do take responsibility for the notification process. I am deeply saddened and apologetic that we did not fulfill the moral obligations we have with these very important indigenous communities. We have spent decades building relations with these indigenous communities. It's horrible that we have shattered the trust with them. We want to do everything we can to rebuild it. We have agreements with each of the neighbouring communities around communication protocols, ongoing engagements and consultations. As I mentioned earlier, although we made some initial notifications, we fell short in the spirit of those agreements and those expectations. That's what we're working hard to rebuild. We're committed to it.