Okay, thanks.
I'd like to thank all the witnesses for coming in. We've learned lots about mining and geomapping over the last few weeks. Again, every story kind of reinforces the others, so that's very helpful. We're learning a little bit more as we go along.
My first question is for Mr. Cheechoo, from the ITK. I was reading the circumpolar Inuit declaration with great interest, especially clause 3.7, which says:
Partnerships must acknowledge that industrial development of the natural resource wealth of the Arctic can proceed only insofar as it enhances the economic and social well-being of Inuit and safeguards our environmental security.
These are very reasonable demands that any community would expect. I'd like to ask you how this is going. From your perspective, how well is clause 3.7 is being respected in terms of development in your communities?