I will start, and then Ben can add on.
I want to come back to the point that Ben raised with respect to closing the infrastructure gap, which is really the foundation to ensuring that first nations have parity across the country.
There are specific numbers attributed to net zero and adaptation in that $30 billion for adaptation, $29.6 million for net zero. Those are both investments in first nations' ability to participate meaningfully.
We talk about exporting energy. We also know that first nations across the country continue to navigate diesel generators and continue to navigate the need to have investments to support clean energy development in their communities. There are specific programs that have started that process but, like many others, they are insufficiently funded.
It's not only about scaling programs; it's also about envisioning first nations as direct partners and moving towards treating first nations as governments, not recipients of non-first nation programs.