I appreciate the question.
Subclause 6(1) would be one piece that I would point to that's currently in the bill. Under paragraph 6(1)(a), those are first nation laws on first nation lands. In that case, first nation laws would have the ability to put those conflict provisions within their laws themselves. They would uniquely apply to those first nation lands, so a conflict would be very unlikely.
In addition, there's paragraph 6(1)(b) around protection zones. They provide pathways for coordination and collaboration among all parties, including provinces. That could also be potentially through an agreement as well, as is found further on in the bill. Those agreements could also address those conflicts between any first nation laws, as well as provincial and federal laws, and how they work together and are coordinated.