Thanks for that question.
The Arctic region is a very important part of our thinking and our work. At DFO, indigenous reconciliation is inherent in our work, especially in the Arctic region. That's why Canada created a distinct Arctic region.
As the member mentioned, I was up there for a week to meet with fish harvesters and others in the different communities.
We're in the process of moving staff into the Arctic and really setting up so that we have more of a presence there. We're very much involved in consulting with the different Inuit communities to understand what their needs are. We have a strong program in the Canadian Coast Guard to bring indigenous and Inuit people into the Coast Guard with auxiliary wharves. We'll continue to work to understand and respond to the needs of Inuit people in the Arctic region.