What I would say is that indigeneity and the capacity to procure for the Government of Canada are two separate considerations. A business would not be counted as an indigenous business if it's not on the indigenous business list. I would say that it's important to understand that businesses can change in ownership. If that's the case or if a business is flagged, as Dalian was, by Public Services and Procurement Canada as needing to be removed as a result of a significant security status breach, those things would be immediately acted upon.
