Thank you, everybody. I'm going to talk today about the Confederated Salish Kootenai tribe, which are referred to a CSKT tribes, compact with the state of Montana, to which the US government is also party. This compact kind of evolved over the course of a couple of a few decades and actually just started to be implemented this year. So we'll talk about how they got there. Just to start, this is Montana. These is the various water basins in the state of Montana. This little area on the corner here is the Flatland Reservation. So it's actually a fairly large chunk of land. The water rights that we're talking about today really cover the entire region of Northwest Montana, mostly west of the Continental Divide, but there are some rights that were affected by the treaty that actually on the east side of Continental Divide. So we're going to talk about the history, the kind of way that these water rights came about, some of the context on the negotiations, talk a little bit about the negotiation topics, then where they ended up. And even as I go through the history, I hope to explain, because some of the disputed rights, kind of a lot of the questions go back to the origins of those rights. I hope to kind to kind kind kind kind kind kind kind kind kindthe historical context so that it's and also kind of begin to shed light on kind of the present status of them and and how they came up with the negotiations based on that context. So to quickly look a little bit at the history, the Treaty of Hellgate