I think we would have the full capacity to manage all of our affairs from start to finish if we were given that opportunity. We have spent a lot of time over the past number of years building our capacities up at different levels. As I mentioned, we work outside of our communities to have our members understand the importance of a credit rating and to have access to credit as a viable option going forward.
We also teach them about what it is, and the responsibilities that come with being a homeowner. We work with institutions. We work with our tribal councils in different ways to build up the capacities we need within our communities. We can have the conversations around takeover, care and control. In Quebec we have been working on a strategy that really speaks to that. The first thing is to build capacity at all levels.
The second is to look at different funding options with innovation, which exactly fits in with Yänonhchia' and the work we're doing there.
Finally, we know the government wants to get out of the business of delivering programs and services to our communities. They call it devolution. It's a dirty word in our world. What we would like to really talk about is takeover, care and control, and not just a program dump.