Okay.
For Professor Wright, I'm going to do myself a bit of a disservice, because I support modern treaties. I might come off as against them with this question, and it might be a bit more of a philosophical one.
The federal government has 30 departments, give or take, whatever the number is there. There are over 300,000 employees. How would a commissioner make meaningful changes on one or two audits a year? You mentioned it too. The system is slow.
How can this commissioner make a dent in having the first nations being heard in a system like that? Should one ministry or one actual position be considered?
What do you think? Can you give me some context on that?