Here's another easy difficult question. You mentioned the series of cases that have been brought forward in Canada that have framed and somehow defined the way that we go at indigenous engagement. In Canada, we've had more of that perhaps than other countries. You know them all, from Delgamuukw all the way up to the Federal Court of Appeal decision on Trans Mountain.
Do you see it as almost a chain of decisions, with each one citing previous ones? First of all, is there some lesson that we as legislators or the government can take from those decisions to avoid falling into those situations again? Or do you see this more as just a gradual refinement of the legal framework of our engagement with indigenous peoples?