It's heightened in circumstances of citizenship. The standard of free, prior and informed consent does not apply only to consultation in these situations; I think any legislated solution must respect FPIC. I certainly think it's something that's imperative in these circumstances, when something so central to first nations as the idea of belonging and citizenship is at stake. The consideration should be heightened, which is why I think a legislated off-ramp that gives first nations that ability to exercise exclusive jurisdiction over citizenship—that long-term lens to have that off-ramp—is the best legislated solution in these circumstances.
