Thank you. I know that I was chastised by the minister, but I wanted to make that particular point.
One of the concerns that I have is this. Of course, there's money that has been set aside for indigenous discussions and so on in the supplementaries. Sadly, one thing we see is that many of our investors, who are the indigenous people of Canada, are just hitting their stride as far as engagement in oil and gas is concerned. That's where their history is. In the last 20 or 30 years, there's been amazing work done in that area. Whether it's oil and gas or whether it's mining in the territories, there are some amazing businesspeople and they're looking at opportunities, but it seems as though it's only going to be an opportunity if they follow the path of this government. That, I think, is perhaps a bit of a concern.
My concern is about the stranded assets that we might be anticipating as billions of dollars get put into projects and then, all of a sudden, the rug gets pulled out from under them.
I'll speak to indigenous companies. What do you see as a backstop for some of these indigenous companies that find that, after all of the efforts they've put in, there is no longer a market because we have chosen to go in a different direction?