The position is that subject to certain changes that we're calling for in the act, and we give a full rationale for them, if the act recognizes and reflects the processes that have already been agreed to between the crown and Inuit in the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement, we think that, on the ground, things should go quite smoothly.
Nous pensons que, si l'on apporte certaines des modifications que nous réclamons—que nous justifions, d'ailleurs—et que si la loi reconnaît les processus convenus entre l'État et les Inuits visés par l'Accord sur les revendications territoriales du Nunavut, tout devrait bien se passer.