That's entirely what we're suggesting. Because of how the Indian Act is written and because the minister has exclusive jurisdiction under section 42 of the Indian Act, the following sections, both the wills and the estates stuff, is all combined together. If you get rid of sections 42 and 43 vis-à-vis wills, you're also getting rid of that exclusive jurisdiction vis-à-vis intestacies.
Because of the fact that we don't see the public trustees stepping in as sort of that final backstop to assist in the intestacies of Indians ordinarily resident on reserve, we see that there's a real need to keep this jurisdiction and retain it for the minister. So, yes, paragraphs 43(c) and (d) of the Indian Act should remain in the Indian Act. Even if wills are removed, the jurisdiction over estates should remain.