To the youth in the room, you see, even when you grow up and become elected, they'll still cut you off when they want you at the front of the class.
I think where I was going was that it seems that the only way that this clause gets actioned is if the first nations governing body is requesting it. To me, that actually is a higher threshold above the idea of co-developing, because it requires a first nations governing body to take some action to request that the minister do that.
Is that a somewhat accurate reading of how this particular clause of the legislation comes about? Do we need the extra layer of bureaucracy to co-develop something that's actually being asked for by the first nation itself?