By spring, we intend to introduce legislation on clean drinking water. I'm very excited to see that come to the table.
We are also addressing that while there has been much work done—and a lot of information has been provided in these audits—there continues to be progress. Meeting communities in the places where they are is an important part of that progress. We are looking to press forward to work together. We understand that there is urgency, but we must also demonstrate respect and transparency for the families we serve.
Today, we do accept these findings. We know that they are a measure and a guideline. We recognize that there is work that remains, and we are committed to the path ahead. It's essential that our services are delivered in ways that honour culture, dignity, self-determination and progress for the community in the community.
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