Environment committee  I can express what we've gone through. Site C is a prime example. We were never opposed to the development of the energy. What we were opposed to was the means of creating the energy: Site C, the flooding of the last chunk of the Peace River Valley we had. We were never given the opportunity to have that discussion.

Environment committee  Speaking from experience, you're about to infringe on the treaty if it's unjustified. That's law. That's why I asked the question whether your intent was to unjustifiably infringe the treaty. There is a test that's supposed to be performed called the Sparrow analysis test, on whether or not the impact is justifiable.

Environment committee  Yes.

Environment committee  I'm just about done.

Environment committee  Page 13 shows probably the only cumulative effects study that has ever been done. The image on the left was done by Dr. Faisal Moola of the David Suzuki Foundation and Global Forest Watch. This is all the current B.C. and federal development that has happened on the land. These are the five watersheds around my community.

Environment committee  You didn't put your card up.

Environment committee  Sure.

Environment committee  Did somebody write down my question? That's a question I'd like to get an answer to.

Environment committee  Thank you for requesting us to come and present. I am Chief Roland Willson from West Moberly First Nation. I am located in northeastern B.C. My nation is Dunne-za. We are the Dunne people of northeastern B.C., the heart of oil and gas, forestry, coal mining, wind farms, large hydroelectric projects, Site C dam—I hope everybody here knows what that is.