I would definitely point to committees, such as the Inuit-Crown partnership committee that was formed in 2016. You see a lot of co-development and also the commitment to work on areas of joint interest. Immediately, my mind goes to that as a very current example of the co-development exercise put into practice on a pretty daily basis.
I think the other component I want to highlight and raise when it comes to the exercise of co-development is that we have to keep in mind that there are modern treaties that call for that. It is a right that is constitutionally protected, and there are moments in time in which co-development is actually required. That really helps to keep or establish parameters within which it is very appropriate to pursue the exercise of co-development.
Thank you.