Thank you very much.
Thank you for attending.
We've had many different groups and people appear before this committee. There's one takeaway for me. Maybe I'm wrong or right; I don't know. It seems like there are a lot of organizations—up to 40, at least—whether they be in university research or different groups that focus on studying the climate and other things in the Arctic, but many don't live where they are doing the research. I'm not faulting them for that, but that's a statement of fact. They rely a lot on the people who actually live there.
Do you think it would be beneficial to the universities and research organizations to put more of a focus on being able to live, work and research in the communities they're supposed to be studying?