We could provide very precise figures, but I'll give you just a quick sense of the answer now.
First nations that operate under self-government provisions have the authority to cover matrimonial real property. They're not subject to this. The First Nations Land Management Act provides for authority of first nations to adopt their own matrimonial real property laws.
The first nations land management regime is expanding. A lot of first nations are expressing an interest in opting in to that legislation. As I recall, the figure most recently was that 22 first nations have moved to the stage of having adopted matrimonial real property laws under FNLM. I know personally that there is a lot of work amongst other FNLM first nations to move to adopting their own matrimonial real property laws.