Thank you.
I would suggest there are some statutes that have recognized traditional knowledge in decision-making and so on, that are already in place. I would recommend, for instance, the Species at Risk Act, or if you go up to Nunavut, in our Nunavut Wildlife Act. There are precedents out there. Of course, Canada is obliged to, in my view, through international treaties like the biodiversity treaty, to make that effort, to place that within the act, and it will be very helpful to decision-makers. At its best, science and traditional knowledge are very complementary areas that are actually very closely aligned, so it will be a really positive step forward.