We have been engaging extensively. Over the course of a full year, we engaged with a view to developing the successor program for ASETS, the strategy that expires at the end of this year. We've had extensive engagement across the board in that context. Regional, national, local delivery organizations have fed into that. We also had written submissions from each of the NIOs, the national indigenous organizations, and proposals for what they would like to see in the successor strategy. We even continue to have discussions in the context of the government's new permanent bilateral mechanisms, the nation-to-nation discussions. There are working groups, ADM-level discussions with each of the NIOs, as we explore how to respond to the commitments that are being made in the broader reconciliation agenda. There is complete collaboration and joint priority-setting and working together on the successor strategy right now.
On September 19th, 2017. See this statement in context.