Thank you, Chair.
I want to go to Chief Smoke.
We've talked a lot about a lot of things, like legislation and things that have evolved over, quite frankly, 150 years of the Indian Act. One latest development in Canada's history is that the current Liberal government wants to celebrate the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. They say they want to implement it. They say they want to help enforce it, but they're also saying at this time that they are essentially delaying...discrimination against women and girls when it comes to the second-generation cut-off.
Do you see consistency there, or is there a lack of consistency in upholding the declaration but keeping the delay going around getting rid of the second-generation cut-off?