Sure. As we know that it has been recognized by the Supreme Court as now being federal law, now that UNDA has passed, [Technical difficulty—Editor] that has to be quantified by individual first nations. What that means is that they're going to have their own guidelines as to what would constitute free, prior and informed consent for them.
That's something I cannot do. Each individual first nation is going to say, “Here are the kinds of discussions that we have to have on a particular subject.” Once we have those discussions, then maybe we can have our free, prior and informed consent for whatever it is to go forward.