That's an interesting question. We're still thinking about it. I think it took everybody by surprise. I must say that over the past 10 to 15 years of access to information, the indigenous affairs department has gotten worse and worse. It hasn't gotten better under this government; it's gotten worse. We've had some positive and cordial discussions with INAC officials, but nothing productive yet in terms of changing that situation. To be fair, I think the officials are scrambling to figure out how they're going to manage this division. What are they going to do with the files? They have to deal with staff. They have to deal with files. Who gets what? Where does it go?
We've seen before historically that when departments are divided up, not everything goes where it should, and a hundred years later, you might be looking for something that got sent to the wrong....