What I would say, and one of our concerns, is that international law trumps domestic law. International law, when it goes to the three-panel secret tribunal, will not recognize indigenous rights and title, our treaty rights. It will not recognize federal, provincial, or municipal regulations. On top of that, the foreign state can sue Canada or the province through domestic courts for stopping it from extracting natural resources from the traditional lands. Now we're getting hit from both sides.
I'm not sure whether that answers your question.