It's a great question. I think it respects the complexity that is in our modern treaties. When you look at our modern treaty documents, these are 200-page to 400-page documents articulating a very intricate relationship that modern treaty partners have signed on to with the Government of Canada. Those obligations then reach across every department in Canada.
Yes, it's complex. I think part of what this commissioner can add to is shining a light on where there may be a failure. It allows us then—going back to the ecosystem—to work with the existing tools we have in the Government of Canada, in order to start to address some of those more systemic failures that the commissioner can helpfully shine a light on and provide some recommendations for.