We heard testimony that at the border, because it's illegal federally in the U.S., if you were asked if you smoked pot and you said yes, you would be refused entry to the country. That's what we know today.
I don't know if any of you have any experience with the law, but we had a conversation in testimony earlier, where we were talking about provinces or territories that wanted to not implement the cannabis legislation—they wanted to ban it. It was said that wouldn't be allowed because, from a judicial point of view, it would interfere with the federal intent. I don't know if there's an exemption for indigenous sovereign nations or not. Do you know anything about that issue?