On the point about the first nations' law-making authority, I would just say that I think committee members need to consider the balancing act that has been created here. It is different from what Wendy Grant-John has recommended, but there's a mechanism here for first nations to entirely displace the provisional federal rules, without this legislation dictating to them what they must put into the matrimonial real property laws.
It is for committee members to consider if that strikes the right balance between the federal government taking some action to address a gap and respecting the authority of first nations to make their own rules on a different basis, which I think is consistent with what Wendy Grant-John raised. Again, for the record I would say, yes, Wendy Grant-John is right on the point about implementation. If this legislation is enacted, to be effective we have to all look very carefully at the level of investment. So far what's public is the proposed $4.8 million for the centre of excellence.