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This question deals directly with the NFA, but it's not something that we've discussed a lot at the table here. For the benefit of all of us... when I read the Nisga'a Final Agreement, I see within certain clauses that there's room for a natural evolution, if you will, of the governmental process. There are things within the Nisga'a agreement that are stated very clearly—how the laws work today—but they allow for room for future change. Myself, I think that's one of the benefits, if you will, of the agreement: this agreement can actually change within the scope of the agreement itself.
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