Thank you very much, Mr. McLeod, for those questions. I'll address them very briefly.
In front of you, you have our very recently released university-wide indigenous plan. It makes an absolute commitment to work in partnership with communities to develop multiple pathways into higher education. We're fully aware of the challenges, especially in smaller and more remote communities, about creating those pathways.
You mentioned earlier the Nunavut program that the University of Victoria pioneered some 10 years ago. We go into communities in order to create those opportunities. That's a fundamental commitment.
Secondly, on the question regarding indigenous academic capacity and indigenous scholars and leaders, again my answer to that is, absolutely. The initiative that we are here talking about today is fundamentally led by some of Canada's finest indigenous scholars, including Dr. Napoleon and Dr. John Borrows. As a non-indigenous university president, I absolutely recognize that you only develop these types of programs in partnership with communities and through leadership from the indigenous experts in the area.