Thank you.
I'll give you a very hypothetical example, but one that's important for us, because we're currently working on opening a corridor for critical minerals to pass through, and there are first nations involved in that. We thought it was a good idea to see if first nations could, through the loan guarantee program, become proponents of such a project.
If I understand what you're saying, there are a lot of obstacles to overcome before a first nation can promote an infrastructure project, because there's no alignment on title to property. That's what I understand from your answer. Nevertheless, do you know of any cases where first nations have owned this type of infrastructure?
In the past, I imagine there have probably been projects where first nations were the proponents. I assume that's been done in the past. If we think of roads that are further north, I suppose that has already happened. Is there a model in place that would facilitate this?