That's a very good point, getting the three corners to the triangle, the three parties.... It's not to suggest that this is a new concept, because in 2003 there was a process that began to get the three parties to the table. It concluded successfully I think in 2005, with the development and signing of the Kelowna accord. For the first time, the provinces took a very, very specific proactive role in a solution, both on and off reserve, and they were prepared to actually participate.
Mr. Wernick, my question now goes to you. Given the fact that we had a process six years ago—it began eight years ago and was completed six years go, in intent—would first nations on reserve be better off today based on criterion and indicators if the Kelowna accord had been implemented in 2005-06?