Candidly, our goal is as many as possible. We know how much this is a priority for nations and a priority for our minister.
This year, I think we're only at 36. That's one since your last statistic.
It is proposal driven. Because of that, we can't predict the complexity of the kind of ATRs that will come in. As you can appreciate, an urban reserve creation is so much more complex and ends up taking a lot longer than it does if it's in a rural place and there are very few municipal services or those things that are implicated.
I know that partners would very much like us to commit to timelines around doing this in a certain amount of time. My hesitancy around that is, as the previous questioner posed, that we just can't make a unilateral yes, because there are other parties implicated. Also, because there are other parties implicated, committing to service standards that we are not unilaterally in control of presents pretty serious challenges.
Our job is to be the convenor and to get out to those people and have conversations with municipalities and provinces and educate them, too, about what a reserve creation might look like in their municipality. There are a lot of examples of really great partnerships between nations and municipalities, where they both see benefit to doing this. We want to spread that good word and, hopefully, that will help to expedite some of these things as well.