You mentioned the concept of nation-to-nation. It's certainly paramount in discussions with indigenous peoples about their rights. The federal government will respect them by conducting negotiations and consultations with them.
In parallel, what we do with them has repercussions on other people with whom we obviously consult, as you mentioned.
In addition to all that, we recognize that there is room for dialogue between the three parties or that there is information to share about what we're doing with indigenous peoples. Whether we have discussions with other groups that are affected or have an interest in this, we certainly want to facilitate those dialogues too.