Thank you for that. I'll just add a bit of context.
As members will appreciate, these two declarations were done by Inuit representatives from four circumpolar countries. There was a discussion among not only Inuit in Canada, but also Inuit from Greenland, Alaska, and Chukotka. These two declarations represent an attempt to balance out the competing, or at least variant, views of Inuit in different countries.
Inuit in all these countries acknowledge, of course, that there's a balancing act between economic development and environmental protection. I'm sure that's a very familiar theme in this committee, from all kinds of delegations.
The interest in resource development came up primarily, at least initially, in the context of Arctic sovereignty. Precisely because of the need to work through that balancing act, circumpolar Inuit came up with a more detailed declaration on resource development. You'll see much more detailed principles, attempting to strike the right balance between those two competing objectives.