One of the ways that have been used to encourage indigenous companies to succeed, get into the system, and take advantage of the opportunities that are available to them is through joint partnership, right? As sole providers, they possibly don't have the wherewithal at the time. That's why we're nurturing them to be better.
The case here was that a non-indigenous company was offering services and using an indigenous partner to provide for greater opportunity. That partner then didn't fulfill its requirements. As you've pointed out, there were questionable activities as a result. Corrective action was taken. That was suspended. That contract didn't proceed.
Subsequently, the government has taken additional steps to try to provide for compliance and audit and oversight and integrity into the system. The definition of indigenous, or indigeneity, has also been relevant in these discussions in terms of who should be the one determining that. You're not the one determining indigeneity.