Definitely. There's a concern with the one-parent rule in our custom section 10 membership code. We have a one-parent rule. If a kid has a Tzeachten parent, they are entitled to Tzeachten membership. That enables certain benefits, but it doesn't qualify them for status registration.
The projection that we as a council and our governance model are looking at says that if the projection and legislation don't change, we are on a long-term track, statistically, for extinction. Year over year, as we take on more non-status members, that will impact a lot of governance decisions—land-use planning, housing targets and those types of things. That stresses the need for reform.