With certainty I can say, on the ground, no.
I think we're still looking at how the full measure of the languages act is going to be rolled out and implemented. There's ongoing dialogue from centralized groups like the AFN, the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples, etc., Inuvialuit, Inuit, our groups. There are so many different people involved in a rollout of that one piece of legislation that's just really looking at a centralized approach. I still advocate that we really need to get into the communities where the language lives, and where it's still living. It will never be delivered by a centralized approach. That's my honest opinion.
Thank you.