I don't think industry is asking for any change in the Nunavut Land Claim Agreement, or the process, or the regulation of the law that applies. What we're looking for is a streamlining of administrative processes within that. There's an awful lot of duplication going on within the process right now, where we go through this review of the projects. We take it out for technical review. We do that once, twice, and each time we do that, there are costs to us, but there are also costs to every one of the federal government regulatory bodies that have to participate, and there's a lot of duplication. We end up going back to the communities, between environment assessment and permitting, a total of three times. So even the communities ask us when this project is going to take place, because we've been there three times asking for their input.
We're looking for a streamlining of the process that's not changing the umbrella under which it sends the protection that's there under law or regulation. We don't need to change that. It's the administrative process of how that's applied.