The legislation actually states that land claims agreements and things within the land claims agreements must be protected and respected. On a project-by-project basis, on an issue-by-issue basis, our department will always seek to meet its consultation requirements. That will be the case going forward.
The other thing I would say is that aboriginal groups are an absolutely key partner with respect to the implementation of this act. The act says that we will be protecting commercial, recreational, and aboriginal fisheries. Where exactly there's an aboriginal fishery, we'll be needing to work with aboriginal groups on that, on a case-by-case basis.
The department has extensive relations with aboriginal groups. We have over 300 agreements across the country that define where fisheries are. It's more of a challenge in inland areas where we don't have those relationships, but we will continue to seek to ensure that our consultation requirements are met.