That's a very complicated question, I suppose. One aspect is the direct conversation between the government and the proponent, depending on the jurisdiction because, ultimately, a lot of this goes to the provincial government, so it depends on the region. But just a more active participation on the duty to consult kind of permeating the technical environmental side, where that makes it so the company or the proponent can have a more business-oriented conversation while providing the information to the government and the indigenous group on the regulatory permeating side....
Have that as a separate discussion versus the business side. I think keeping those two apart is wise, because commonly the two goals will frustrate the ultimate goal when the macro-level goals of the proponent, the government and the first nation are generally lined up.