Thanks, Mr. Chair.
We certainly see huge opportunities to advance economic reconciliation through natural resources. It's already a critical aspect of the economic lives of an awful lot of indigenous peoples across the country. For that reason, our policies are often framed with a view to indigenous reconciliation.
Take the example of critical minerals, which you mentioned. We are very mindful of the fact that economic opportunity for indigenous communities is one critical aspect of the development of these resources. That's entirely consistent with seeking to address these matters as strategic assets for the country and advancing policy goals through doing so.