Sure. I think it's apparent that when the local communities own the tenure, they spend it within their region usually, whereas some of the bigger licencees have a lot of fibre but are going overseas and investing and not necessarily recycling that money in our economy.
I know that McLeod Lake Indian Band spends a significant amount of money to buy harvesting equipment, to purchase locally in lots of areas, so they're giving back to the economy. I think that's where the real benefit comes from. It's from the local indigenous peoples being able to have their own tenure within their areas. It's a significant benefit.
Then when they partner with others, maybe they sell that or they develop a facility that can provide opportunities. It's a win-win for everyone.