Thank you.
I'm a little confused to begin with, but my question is more on some of the statements you have made on pre-Confederation treaties. I understand that's a totally different area, versus a lot of the other unsettled claims across the country.
Going on the same premise that, yes, one shoe does not fit everyone, I'm wondering why you would not allow this legislation to go through to deal with the ones who can take advantage of it, the ones where the shoe sort of fits, especially for B.C. or some other areas of the country where they feel they can work within this legislation. Then try to convince the government that there should be another process for maybe pre-Confederation claims. Is that an option? As you say, some people said you would ask for an exception for your claims.
Having said that, there's also the fact that it's a voluntary process. So in order to try to facilitate some movement on some files, wouldn't you want to see this go through to take care of some of those other claims, on the premise that this would not prejudice your claims, not only your claims but these types of claims?