Yes. As I tried to explain at the beginning, we have responsibilities, statutory responsibilities. Our minister, at the end of the day, has to play that role, has to make decisions. Recommendations are made by boards that are created to manage those responsibilities in the north. We have to advise the minister every step of the way, yes.
If a highway project were to go forward, and then go through the environmental assessment and permitting process, INAC certainly would be quite involved in that, as we are with the development of the pipeline, for example. When the pipeline is built, we will be the ones inspecting, all the way up and down that valley, to make sure that the conditions set by the boards and approved by the minister are followed.