I think that lines up with many other things we've heard. A military member who's transitioning out would like to talk to an ex-military member so that they're talking the same language.
I'm sure it would be the same for the indigenous community, but I'll go back to something a little more basic than that. Even putting policy in a language that is acceptable and available to them would go a long way. Right now, if they want to see what a policy looks like, as I said earlier, there may be members of the Canadian rangers who neither speak nor write French or English. If we're not putting it in a language in which they can consume it, I think we've lost an opportunity.