I do agree it's an improvement, what we're doing this round, by the way, rather than no consultation, improved dialogue. We just need to get stronger.
In terms of traditional knowledge and how it could be directly referred to in the act, we see it in two places. We've made recommendations for clear standards and objectives for guiding decision-making. As one of those, we recommend the best available scientific and technical information, including traditional knowledge and indigenous laws, be included in the decision-making under the act. You'll see in the appendix to our submission the specific language that we're recommending to make it very clear that knowledge be included in decisions under the act.
The second place that I would recommend that you see this is in the direct agreements that we're suggesting the minister be empowered to make by entering into agreements with aboriginal governments. You'll see that—