We're formalizing relationships with first nations in a way that defines how we will collaborate and how we will attempt to reach agreement, and also engage with others. We're putting those down in written agreements often as a component of an agreement that speaks to other topics as well. It also sets out a formal structure, committees that will convene at a certain period every year and then the things that we will collaborate on. It's assigning formality to that and is an attempt to reflect the seriousness with which we take our relationship with first nations.
Ultimately, if we can reach agreement on matters, great. If we can't, then we still have to make decisions, but they all result in advice to the minister on the matters that are under her regulatory authority.