I want to feed some of the other witnesses into the conversation. I will turn to the representative from KAIROS.
Thank you very much for the work that KAIROS does and for your input today. I just want to raise something that I raised with the witnesses last week, which is that you talked a lot about the impact on indigenous communities and their consent. You tracked some of the language that is found in the UN declaration on the rights of indigenous persons, UNDRIP. You know that we are a signatory to UNDRIP. We passed legislation on the rights of UNDRIP in the House of Commons.
How do we connect that domestic legislative initiative to the work that Canadian companies are doing abroad to give meaning in operationalizing what you're seeking, which is a greater indigenous say, into the actions of Canadian mining companies when they're operating abroad? Do you see a way of connecting the two directly?