I know that when the approval or endorsement of UNDRIP came before the House, some parties voted in favour of it and one didn't.
I'm wondering whether or not it's appropriate to directly reference the names of treaties in government legislation, when really the role of the legislation is to implement the government policy and it's up to someone else in the future to decide. Canada's a dualist country when it comes to treaty implementation. It's not like the Americans.
I'm wondering what your view is on the legislative framework. Do you feel that the legislation complies with UNDRIP? Were the government to withdraw from UNDRIP for whatever reason, would that have any negative impact on the way the application of the law would work? Would we still be compliant with UNDRIP, notwithstanding the fact that we may have withdrawn?