There's a lot to unpack in what you just said.
We used householders to tell voters about the commissioners' proposal and then explain the name Côte‑Nord—Nitassinan, which had already circulated in our riding. Just over 1,100 households in my area responded positively. That's what I sent you all.
From the beginning, we've been talking about representation a lot, so I would add that the name is supported by the Assemblée des préfets de la Côte‑Nord, which is made up of all the elected or appointed wardens. Resolutions to that effect have been approved by all the elected officials in Côte‑Nord. I'm referring to elected officials, not chiefs, but there was also a letter in favour of the name Côte‑Nord—Nitassinan that was signed by the assembly of Innu chiefs.
Overall, both residents and their indigenous and non-indigenous representatives agree on the name.