First of all, I think if we're going to tell the whole tale, we need to go back to before 2015, when so many natural resource projects in this country were caught up in court cases because we just didn't do the consultations we were required to do by the Constitution, the charter or existing legislation. We just thought at the time—or the government before us thought at the time—that if you bulldozed your way through enough, you'd actually get it done. Court case after court case showed that wasn't the case.
So we had to find legislation that would allow for meaningful consultation and that would work truly hand in glove and nation to nation with first nations, Inuit and Métis communities so that nothing could be done without them. You know what? We've managed to do quite a bit in the interim—