I might as well use up my three minutes, I guess. Again, I think the federal government has an obligation here to the treaty obligations and also the fiduciary obligations with regard to their obligation to protect the rights and interest of the indigenous people and First Nations people of Canada under Section 35 of the Canadian Constitution. They also have the right to
consult the existing organizations and also the band councils, the band organizations, ensuring their rights and interests are being protected. That is the issue that has to be resolved somewhere and probably it will end up in the courts. Is this government willing to go to court to have this issue settled? If it goes to court, does that mean that all discussions on the devolution process ends until the court case is settled through the Supreme Court or the Federal Court of Appeal, whichever route it goes? Has the government taken that into consideration that the legal costs associated with this government playing hardball knowing the legal ramifications of this agreement put in question under a federal court challenge? Thank you.