Thank you very much for that question.
I believe economic reconciliation is as simple as ensuring that indigenous people are part of the economy. We have faced many barriers, and we continue to face them even today. Access to capital is one of them. Having the right ecosystem to ensure that we can be part of this system, the right capacity, training programs, access to information, processes that are adequate for us to participate—those are all things that we need improved. Barriers that have been systemically put into place don't allow us to participate.
I think if we can address all those areas and have an indigenous organization that represents all the partners around the table, with the witnesses today being part of that, it would ensure economic reconciliation.