I'll share a couple of things. One thing I said in my opening remarks is that we're major contributors to the economy in the Yukon. The other is we are partners and co-managers with the Yukon government. We have a different style of doing things here.
Out of the final agreements, we have the ability to create laws that could supersede the territorial or federal government's, and those are positive things that could come out of this. You get hampered if you cannot negotiate a fiscal agreement with the Yukon or with the Canadian government to implement your treaties properly.