One of the things, as you'll recall from our previous appearance, is that more specific reportage, based on purpose-based reportage, actually helps significantly in terms of parliamentarians understanding exactly where the money is going.
We've done pilot programs at Transport Canada, which are successful. As we move forward, for individual departments and agencies, including Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada, this will be one of the areas in which I think you're going to see greater transparency.
On this, I know that in terms of Jordan's principle, both Minister Philpott and Minister Bennett are committed to making sure the results are delivered. There has been progress in partnerships with indigenous communities and indigenous leadership. I think over the last year we've worked hard to.... It's not just a matter of dollars and cents in terms of the $8.4 billion committed in budget 2016 to indigenous peoples in Canada. It's really about rebooting a fundamentally important relationship between our government and first nations and indigenous peoples across Canada. I think we've made progress, but a lot of work remains to be done.
With regard to the format, maybe Brian would—