I would submit to the Member and to this House that, in fact, this government has a very aggressive, very positive, forward-thinking Traditional Knowledge Strategy. It’s formalized. It applies to all government. ENR has a lead role to play, but it’s involved in all the critical work we do with water, with caribou, with legislation, with education, with health. We have made, and we’re going to continue to make, a strong commitment. We’ve invested money. It’s part of our corporate mentality going forward, and it’s recognized as a very fundamental need. Our science agenda makes very, very clear reference to the need to balance both the scientific and the traditional knowledge.
So I would suggest to the Member that he should be congratulating this government on the investment in farsighted attempts they have made and practices they have put into place with traditional knowledge, and we’re going to continue to do that. Thank you.