I spoke a little bit earlier about the complexity and the way that we are all carved up in our geopolitical space now as Inuit, which has created four separate research approaches—and all within, I would say, from an Inuit lens of a very similar look and feel, but very particular to the jurisdiction in which Inuit reside.
There are best practices that we can use, but each one of our governance models lives mostly with provinces and territories as their partners, and research structures within those jurisdictions, rather than research partnerships across Inuit Nunangat from north to north.
We do come together through ITK and have our research management, an Inuit Qaujisarvingat National Committee. That's the committee that guides Carrie and her work, and then guides our board of directors on the decisions they make on the research space, but that is, I would say, an Inuit democratic function at the senior technical level, which is, I think, a best practice but one that has limited application to your question.