It's seven minutes and lots of questions. I clearly can't ask all that I'd like to, but we'll follow up with some of you afterwards.
I'd like to begin by asking Chief Fontaine a question.
Chief, I'm not being political when I ask this question. We all know that the Kelowna accord was signed by the Government of Canada and the first nations in Canada and all of the aboriginal organizations. It did not come to pass, but it was done in full consultation, with an 18-month process. It was an integrated process to deal with all of the issues you've identified. My question to you is how we begin the process again to reduce poverty within aboriginal communities, on-reserve and in the urban setting. How do you see it working so that we can ultimately come up with a comprehensive, integrated strategy to address the things you were speaking about?