I would start by saying that, absolutely, we know we have to go and consult beyond the AFN. Many rights holders have told us that no one speaks for them other than them, so I would say, absolutely. I think our consultation will be broader than just rights holders and indigenous political organizations, either national or regional. We will go to water experts and the tribal councils that are doing a lot of this work.
When it comes to Treaty 8, I am familiar with them, not only through the correspondence but in our discussions with them around health legislation. They have been very clear that their treaty right to health has to be part of that dialogue. In the context of this work, we will absolutely work with Treaty 8 and other treaties across the country. I don't know if they've been engaged at this point yet—yes.