There are two aspects I could address. One is that in the preparation to propose the extension of the geographic area of coverage for the Arctic act, there was consultation, of course, particularly with the other two ministries, with NRCan and with Indian and Northern Affairs, and also with other departments of interest, including the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Environment Canada, and indeed Foreign Affairs. That is from the perspective of consultation, then, with the other departments because of the various responsibilities.
With regard to when there are particular projects, for example, I know that right now Indian and Northern Affairs, which is the department that has the lead for initiatives in the north, is the one that coordinates amongst departments when there is a licence provided for exploration. Then we are called in to the different departments to coordinate what the possibilities are. That is going on for a particular project that is being proposed by a large company.