On the first part, with regard to exploration agreements, they're very encompassing, with everything from respect for existing treaty rights that occur for various communities to assisting in building capacity with the communities as the progression of exploration towards development takes place. This also includes the creation of business opportunities and collaboration with regard to any matters surrounding investments, and working together with government with regard to infrastructure pieces that are so desperately required around critical mineral assets in the north.
It's a process. Through that process, it's about building meaningful partnership, trusting, and really understanding the constraints that may exist for particular communities so that, as you go through that process, you're in a situation to really understand potential impacts if a mine can take place.
That's really what takes place on building. It's about people and relationships, and that's at the heart of all business and building opportunities for the indigenous communities.