Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'd also like to thank our minister for joining the committee today on the really important study we're doing right now.
A couple of questions came up today related to some of the indigenous languages that are most at risk, because we know indigenous languages across the country very much have different statuses. Throughout this study, we've heard about the urgency of acting right now, because many of these communities have few remaining language speakers. They're doing the best they can to capture this knowledge but, in many cases, it's a race against time.
Minister, I was hoping you could speak to how the government is working with those communities—I have one in my riding as well—where the future of the language is very much threatened right now. How are we able to address the pace of implementation, so that we are able not only to save the languages, but to strengthen and revitalize them for future generations as well?