Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Mr. Chairman, in most modern treaties and land claim agreements that have been signed between the Government of Canada and First Nations governments, there is a clause that talks to derogate or abrogate from existing rights of aboriginal people under section 35. I am wondering, why is it that we as a government have not used such wording in the context of the Human Rights Act, knowing that those already exist under legislative agreements in regard to land claim agreements and other treaties that have been signed. I would like to know why such wording was not used in this case.