Again, it would depend on what the legislation or the agreement says. We'd have to go back and look at that. Again, I'm taking it to an extreme. We don't look at what the provinces accomplish from equalization funding, fiscal formula funding or anything like that. That's money that's transferred to the provinces, and the provinces have the responsibility to the people in their provinces to deliver.
Can any of that be set up that way for first nations? I don't know, but that is sort of at one end of the extreme. Then you have the other end of the extreme, which is just straight contribution agreements: You hire somebody. You get a bill. You send it to us. We pay for it. We keep doing that type of thing. It's very much going to be dependent on the relationship that's established.