Just to expand on that a bit more, Manny, you talked about the Shuswap nation benefiting directly from that. My experience in some of the first nations, such as Blueberry River and Doig River, up in my neck of the woods, has been that they always have to go on bended knee to the ministry and ask for certain key parts of infrastructure, whether that be water, sewer or any facilities that we just expect to have in communities. You shouldn't have to make special requests for something so simple.
My understanding is that this enables first nations communities to sort of take the bull by the horns and really take control of their own destiny. Can you explain what it would look like in practice? I know you have many trees around the Shuswap area and a lot of forests, but what would that look like in practice if this were to be a reality?