I think that's a very fair point in terms of an overall critique. In terms of what the act is trying to do—and the Supreme Court was pretty clear about that—this process allows us to expedite things that can often take a lot longer, because of the urgency. Think about two years in the life of a four-year-old. That's a very long time. The point is to enable communities to move more quickly than they have been able to do previously. However, it is still a huge undertaking.
It's also important to recognize that for first nations communities, the first nations child and family services program funding has increased. While this negotiation is happening, while these coordination discussion agreements are happening, the communities are already able to put certain things in place because of the different funding available through the program.