My simple answer to that is something I said earlier. NWT and Nunavut have a co-management system wherein companies and indigenous communities—I hate to say “indigenous” because it's Dene, Métis and Inuit—have the opportunity to meet and have honest conversations about what's being done by the mining company. That's an opportunity for questions and concerns to come out. The communities have to get those addressed during the process of establishing a mine. If those aren't addressed properly, you will always have an issue between the mining company and the community.
I think the co-management system that has been operating for 30 years in Nunavut and NWT has built a really good base for industry and the communities to get together when establishing a mine. They actually come closer to being partners than having a relationship, to be quite honest.