I'd like to add one thing. For our part, at the end of the day, we've worked harder since the new act was passed, precisely because of the increase in the number of consultations and the few associated results.
I think this goes back to the importance of taking advantage of these draft regulations to, on the one hand, provide clear definitions and on the other, impose accountability measures. We need to know how the consultations with us influenced programs or policy. We have to feel that the work we do to represent our communities results in changes, programs and policies that take our reality into account.