Just on that point again, remember the federal law and policy review? Comprehensive claims has to be part of that. It has to be updated, and again, there has to be a process established for that to happen. That's going to take some time. However, that's where that rests, because that comprehensive policy was put in place and it was based on termination of aboriginal rights and title, not recognition. That's what has to change.
There has to be a process established, and there has to be proper authorities and mandates given to the representatives who are negotiating things on behalf of the crown and first nations government. If they had the proper terms of reference, authority, and mandates, based on a proper policy, based on recognition of title and rights, you'd get a lot more done.
That's my comment.