I think your last two questions merge, because in the case of Nunavut, the two things that could be done and that it would support would be to strengthen the boards that are already in place, which, with more resources, could process things faster, and try to get the legislation on the books that will amplify the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement without violating it. Those are two very important steps.
In terms of what Inuit are doing besides that, I think, as some of the witnesses mentioned, Inuit owned a lot of land in Nunavut and have worked very hard since 1993 to create their own capacity to process applications for projects on Inuit-owned land.