Thank you for the question. It's nice to see you again, Chief. You're always chief to me, no matter what. We hold you up in high regard.
I know that it's a new government. We want to give them the benefit of the doubt that they'll do the right thing. I also want to remind Parliament that you can't deal with other groups and give them full ways to deal with themselves, yet leave some of these issues on the shelf and not deal with them in an expedited way.
I call on all parliamentarians to come to the table. Let's work this out. Let's work some of the issues out and get to a good place where we're not talking about this for the next 20 years. Those are my thoughts on that. If you want to change the country, well, one of the most important things we should be working on first and foremost is protecting first nations families from the erosion of our rights.
I have Marsha in the room. If she wants to, she can add something further to that. Regional Chief Marsha is so well versed on this that we lift her up in a good way.
Those are my thoughts today.