We're looking at this in terms of what's happened over the years from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission to now. In that process, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission travelled across the country with the national events, the community events and the regional events that were part of that process and heard from thousands of survivors, thousands of community members and those impacted by residential schools.
That was one thing and that created the framework of what went into call to action 53, which is what's been established for the national council for reconciliation. After that the interim board also held engagement, so they established a public website so that any interested individuals across Canada could share their thoughts on the national council for reconciliation. They did some outreach to the national indigenous organizations and then they also hosted an event where a number of experts came in.
Then with the transitional committee, noting that it was time for the legislation to move forward, they wanted to move forward with this as quickly as possible. They also did some engagement as well but with targeted experts on the framework of legislation and what would be in there.