I think this portion of the amendment will have a definite positive impact on tribal councils coming together to do economic ventures.
I think the flip side of it is that the FNFA has access to the capital markets where we can get really cost-effective financing, which really makes a difference when the communities are looking at economic development projects, in terms of making a profit. I think that's really key.
Based on the experience of working with the Clearwater example that I gave earlier, I think this allows us to work with a group of first nations together. Of course, we have to go through the regulation process to get that in place, as well as some of the standards that FMB will have to develop in terms of getting not-for-profits and tribal councils in.
I think it's going to be a major difference for these tribal councils as they look at and pursue economic activity.