Powley was about hunting moose. This is about self-government. That is what you're talking about, and you're talking about treaty. In the bill, it does say “treaty”, and you can't talk about treaty without talking about a land base. Powley was about harvesting rights. We have cases that we've taken to court, hundreds of them, about harvesting rights as well. There's a big difference from us.
I did explain what we're having happen with all of the Anishinabe nations. Ontario and Canada are already putting the Métis into consultations with us about land, about resources, about water. It's just going to magnify that. It's just going to make it all that much more difficult for us to assert our rights, which are inherent.