We provided a series of two truncated consultation periods or engagement periods, so it was not formalized consultation per se as defined perhaps here.
The first half was a series of information sessions on the case, because of the lack of information potentially at the grassroots on that case, including the first round of the bill, which you would have seen prior to this, and the proposed amendments and legislative approach going forward, as well as stage two, which would allow for a broader consultation on broader issues.
Following the recommendation by the Senate to seek an extension, and after it granted us five months, there was a second truncated period of additional engagement and consultation whereby we met not only with communities. The community sessions included a range of chief and council, community members, as well as—