We're not confident in that. That's for sure. I know that they talk about reconciliation, but is it really, truly reconciliation in regard to consulting with us? I think that's really important.
On some of the issues and concerns that we've seen, even when Bill C-5 went through, not much consulting even took place there. Having said that, I'm not 100% confident that this is what happened. We've been around for many years. As you said, it's been a while since they adopted UNDRIP, and where are we now? In regard to the change, how many changes have actually taken place? With the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that took place, how many things have actually been approved to date? How many have been worked on?
Even on this, with regard to how long consultation has taken, I understand that about 240 sessions took place in the discussion of Bill S-2 and they still want to talk more about it, but today the amendments that the Senate has put forward should be considered for sure.