Thank you, Mr. Chair, and thank you, Chief Couchie, for coming here today. I apologize for some of the interruptions.
On this side, we're in full cooperation with the committee members. We're looking at a number of relationships—legal instruments and policies for land-use planning and economic development. We appreciate that some difficult questions and answers have to come forward, particularly because our government is enthusiastic about more entrants into this process of first nations land management. To increase the number of entrants, we're going to have to take a look at this resource question. We've heard from the advisory board on that.
I want to return to economic development. There was a survey by the Nipissing land office in the spring of 2010. Are you aware of that survey that went out to 35 businesses located within the Nipissing lands?