Thank you for the question.
The work we do with indigenous peoples in that local community engagement is critical to a number of our programs but most notably the oceans protection program.
That program has a number of components that are focused on engagement. We provide long-term funding for capacity building to enable effective participation and engagement, and that includes ensuring there's funding for technical expertise for those communities, as well as a community participation fund program, which is a $2-million-a-year grant program designed to provide short-term funding to indigenous communities and organizations to take part in developing and improving our marine transportation system.
Late last month, the minister invited organizations to apply for funding for indigenous marine coordinator positions, which increase our partners' capacity to participate in the development and implementation of that plan. Core to that as well is the enhanced maritime situational awareness. That is a tool that has been codeveloped with indigenous communities. Again, I think it's an example of that ongoing partnership that has led to the success of the program.