Okay.
In your presentation, you also mentioned the importance of the Northern Strategy. You know that Canada has launched a strategy representing a significant investment. The Bloc Québécois recognizes that there is little flexibility and that no discussion of Arctic sovereignty can take place without Inuit at the table. That is extremely important in our view. We have repeatedly made that clear in our policies and in open letters that we have written. We recognize that you are a people. You are recognized as a people in the Canadian Constitution, for that matter.
I would like to hear your opinion, as someone who represents all Inuit, including those in Nunavik in Quebec. The seven Inuit villages north of 60, in Nunavik, are not included in the Northern Strategy and are therefore not eligible for federal assistance.
What are your thoughts on that? Have Nunavik and the province of Quebec approached you to force the federal government to include them?
In my opinion, they have a strategic position in the north. Vessels coming in from the Atlantic Ocean have to use the Hudson Strait. Quebec considers it a very serious injustice that they are not represented.
Can you tell us whether Nunavik has raised the matter with you? On your end, have you brought the matter to the attention of the federal government to correct this injustice?