Before, how we would actually work to do business together was really undefined. We've seen battles in the courts, we've seen protests because it wasn't proper consultation, because there wasn't proper consent. And now we want to see a change, we want to see a reset. This legislation is one more step to be able to build trust-based relationships, where indigenous peoples are respected. Where we are holding each other up and benefiting equally. And this province will succeed in economic development from having indigenous peoples at the table. It's going to lead to a lot more prosperity for all of us in a good way. We're doing things the right way for the first time, and there's going to be positive changes. Now is the time to be on the right side of history. We want to live in a relationship where we're working together, making decisions together. And I do believe if that happens, then we will see a brighter future.