Yes. That was one of the first calls I made. Before I presented my credentials, I spoke to some of the northern senators, obviously premiers, and the heads of national indigenous organizations, such as Natan. We want to know what their view is on Inuit mobility, which is a really important thing. Lori talked to me about her constituents in Pond Inlet, who have relatives across in Greenland. How do we get them to move back and forth, even before their travel documents or...? I think what Natan had said was how do we just have a place-keeper to make sure we honour this commitment that we've made on Inuit mobility? We can't prescribe what Greenland does about their definition of the people who would qualify as opposed to us here in Canada, who have those kinds of formal registries.
It's a challenge. We know that we can do it by listening to the people affected by the policies. That's the only way you get good policy.