Thank you.
I'll continue on that same question that Mr. Lemay asked—and this has been feedback from aboriginal people on that particular bill. Once again, could you make it clear to me, in regard to the judges who are going to be picked for the specific claims, what is going to be different in their selection from other judges, to make sure that aboriginal people are confident?
You made a great statement that the person for the truth and reconciliation commission is well respected by aboriginal people and non-aboriginal people, but how is your selection process for the specific claims judges going to make sure they're respected by aboriginal people?
I know that if we were to say to the Assembly of First Nations, for instance, “Pick the person who's going to arbitrate over the specific claims between the two bodies, the government and the first nation government”, we wouldn't agree with that. So I'm sure they just want input. What's different in picking the specific claims judges from normal judges that will give confidence to the first nations peoples over whose disputes they will be party to?