I would go so far as to say that the indigenous coastal first nations and Inuit play a critical role in the oceans protection plan. They have indicated to us for a long time that not only do they know their local waters better than anyone else, they've been there for millennia. Sometimes it's their means of living through fishing. Their deep connection with their local waters is such that they have told us that they want to participate in making sure these waters remain safe from a marine safety point of view. Whether we're talking about possible pollution or whether we're talking about ships that may experience difficulties, they are often, indeed, the first who are on the site when an incident occurs.
We are very much involving them. This is extremely exciting. This is a very strong demonstration of our efforts at reconciliation. I can assure you that we are providing them with the resources, the training, and the situational awareness so that they can actively participate as part of the oceans protection plan in ensuring the safety of local waters.