As we look to their chairmanship of the Arctic Council, we want to be able to support them. We want them to also understand that in that kingdom, Greenland and the Faroe Islands as well as Denmark are separate countries, and that they are in the kingdom and in the realm. I think we will see a need to support them. As they come to the chairmanship of the Arctic Council, with the leadership of Greenland speaking for Greenlanders and the people living in the north, we have an opportunity, as Canada, to say that Arctic policy needs to still have the leadership of Arctic states.
We, as an Arctic country, need to support them in that vision, as opposed to the people who seem to think the Arctic is a public good. This is not Antarctica. This is a north where people live, and they need to have a say.