Supporting our institutions fully, so that Ray, Tabatha and I through our organizations can support our community, is a good start, as is dealing with the Indian Act. It prevented us from starting a business, from buying machinery and farming and all these things so that we're in this position where we're starting from way behind. Enable us to have the right business support services so that we can engage every community member who wants to start a business. Close the gap so that somebody has a house with a pipeline so that they can flush the toilet.
These are all minimum requirements of human rights that our communities still do not have. These are important things we need in place to ensure that we can think about starting a business rather than trying to survive each and every day.