Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'd like to thank all of our guests today, especially Chief Lawrence Joseph. I know you've spent a lot of time advocating on behalf of economic development in your region. And having met you a number of times, I know you're quite committed to seeing first nations in Saskatchewan be able to achieve the economic outcomes that we would all like to see.
If I could also go to some of the words you've spoken in relation to the bill, I definitely appreciate your compliments for the way this process has unfolded. There's no question that it has had the support at the highest level. Those negotiations took place over the summer. It culminated in the fall with an excellent bill, which not only you took part in drafting but the national chief did also. There was an endorsement of it through a political accord, which I think speaks to just how much effort was put in by both sides.
I would also like to thank you for clarifying some of the elements of the consultative process that the AFN took part in, which you were a part of. I know that in some of our previous meetings there have been some misunderstandings in relation to that, but I'm glad to see that you've brought it to the table today and clarified your position on that matter.
Going perhaps a little further into some of the details, you mentioned that there were about 95 outstanding specific claims in your region of Saskatchewan. Do you have any idea of what percentage of those claims might be in the range above $150 million?