I can answer that question.
I would say that yes, this is definitely a priority of our minister. We meet with our minister every week to provide status updates on where we are not just on the policy, but on some of the other ideas that we have to expedite the process. It's definitely a priority. There are some deadlines associated with that.
There is a lot of follow-up from our deputy minister and our minister as communities reach out, but there's even follow-up when we haven't heard anything in a while. For instance, with Wolf Lake, which is one that you're talking about, we are in the process of following up to find out what their status is on their additions to reserve submission.
Laura and I are actively looking at the aging of our additions to reserve and those that have been outstanding for a long time to try to get to the root of the problem of what the issues are, and we're working with first nations communities.
I'll pass it to Laura to provide a bit more information.
