I can speak to that.
A number of first nations are advocating for a change in the land tenure on reserve. The Indian Act does not really provide the type of land tenure that most other Canadians take for granted, and it's a huge impediment to business development and of course to individual home ownership.
Manny Jules, the chief commissioner of the First Nations Tax Commission, has been advocating for a different land tenure system on reserve, which fundamentally would change the nature of funding and financing—and mortgaging, because the Indian Act currently restricts mortgages and seizure of property on reserve. It would fundamentally change that.
There are a number of first nations that are advocating to look at that, but land tenure clearly remains a huge impediment.