Our council is advocacy and policy support for the decision-makers. The decision-makers would be the 204 communities in British Columbia. As you're aware, there are provincial environmental assessments, there are federal environmental assessments and there are first nations environmental assessments.
I think part of the reason for Bill C-69 and the amendments in the British Columbia Environmental Assessment Act was to bring first nations into the fold to work together on environmental assessments.
Hopefully, that answers your question. First nations rights holders impacted by a project are the ones who would participate in the environmental assessment.