Next I want to bring up something that Mr. Chamberlin and Mr. Barnes both mentioned in their introductory remarks. It is the idea of legal pluralism.
Several years before politics, I practised in aboriginal law. I'm not an expert in indigenous law in any way, shape or form. However, I'm very curious how you see that playing out in practice in the context of the Fisheries Act.
I know that one of the challenges is that indigenous law predates contact, and sometimes those laws are not actually available in written form. I know there's a big process now to codify a lot of indigenous laws. I'm curious about, from your perspective, what that might look like in practice.
Maybe I can start with you, Mr. Barnes.