Thank you, Chair.
I want to spend some more time with Mr. Hassler.
I really appreciated your response. Also, thank you for your service, sir. You let us know that you're a veteran, and I really appreciate your service to our country.
Again, I do want to go back to the building of capacity within indigenous communities. We know that finding training in remote indigenous communities can be a challenge, and we know that often the funds are not there to provide the resources required to have the training in a way that actually allows for a sharing of knowledge.
Then, of course, one of the things I've noticed in the community I come from is that you do training and you may train several people, but of course those people aren't given an opportunity to keep doing the work, which means that they lose a lot of that knowledge, and that cycle continues. I'm wondering if you could speak to what the needs are in indigenous communities in terms of building that training capacity so that there are more people who know how to do the work, honouring that unique environment.