I'd agree with Mr. Roman. I don't think there's anything within.... It was never a question being asked of the court in Marshall whether or not Donald Marshall Jr., either individually or as part of a collective, should have management rights. It was strictly towards access.
I would say, I think that there are section 35 rights on things like self-governance and so forth that do start getting into the idea of co-management or partnership rights, as we like to call them in Nova Scotia, but does that come from the Marshall decisions? No, I wouldn't say it does.