Well, I think there are many things in there. The fundamentals about communal land tenure and social housing I've commented on before. You're always going to be working around, in that sense. There are initiatives out there, like Manny Jules' property ownership initiative. I know that the Nisga'a people have decided to create a form of private tenure within Nisga'a lands. There is all kinds of experimentation.
I think a lot of these have to be community-led, to be very clear, not government-imposed, but government can remove the obstacles. I think you should be looking at all the obstacles to community empowerment and economic development. There has to be income and economic life in communities for them to be healthy and have good social and health outcomes. That's true for all Canadians.
You're not going to like this, but in my view, looking back on it, the Harper government was fairly ambitious on structural reform but very stingy on funding, and the Trudeau government was very generous on funding but has very little to show for it in terms of structural reform. One of these days we'll get a government that wants to do deep structural reform and fund it properly.