In Quebec, the museum certification to which you refer is managed by Quebec's ministère de la Culture et des Communications. This certification is not very difficult to obtain, but it involves a lot of paperwork.
In fact, one of the lessons learned with respect to this certification, which I think is important in the transformation that has taken place as a result of the pandemic, is that it was created, initially, by officials in Quebec City who were not in the field. In talking to museum directors across Quebec—who can be easily reached through the Canadian Art Museum Directors Organization, or CAMDO—these federal public servants found that they could get information showing that some of their basic ideas were perhaps not appropriate or not right.
I think that CAMDO is a really good partner; it allows the exchange of ideas with the people who will set the future rules for this kind of institution.