Our carbon credit corporation, our emergent essential oils corporation, our timber sale licences, and parts of tree farm licences—these are all the result of this kind of negotiation, reconciliation, and getting into co-operative management. I very much believe the future lies in having both governments, in British Columbia and Canada, committed to an application of UNDRIP and to reconciliation.
Making those elements practical, making them a reality, means that you get together, you do joint information gathering, you do joint planning, you do marine and terrestrial planning. This is at the heart of achieving our goals. It's government to government. I'm quite optimistic that we have forged a path, and I'm very proud that the leadership in our nine communities has achieved this kind of relationship with the governments.