Certainly from the Tlicho perspective, it belongs in crown-indigenous relations. We're not just dealing with a federal policy, as I explained in the beginning, we're dealing with the implementation of chapter 26 of the Tlicho agreement and fulfilling that constitutional objective in there.
I think if Canada is not looking at that and the way that policy rolls out through its treaty commitments, then the policy is somehow above the treaty promise. I really think it belongs in that department, from our perspective.