I'm going to leave two documents with the committee. Really what you've got to do is incentivize the contractor. In this case, in Manitoba Hydro Schedule VIII — Indigenous Engagement Strategy & Requirements, Manitoba Hydro outlined for the contractors what they wanted for the indigenous Canadians in the contracting documents. This one is Socio-Economic Requirements of Contractors for Enbridge. This is what Enbridge put out and said, “Okay, you guys want to do this job for us? Answer the mail here, and it's mandatory.”
This is what we need to do with the Government of Canada on these contracts—and they can be over a certain value, over $100 million, $50 million. It should say that, if companies want that work, they have to find those indigenous businesses and give them a certain percentage. That's how we incentivize companies to do work with indigenous people. The Government of Canada should be doing it on the large contracts. It's all in there and the Government of Canada has this, but as I told you, it lost the template. I think it was just that guy who lost the template.