I think it's a bit early to be certain that there won't be any impacts on services.
However, based on what the Indigenous Services and the Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs departments told us, and based on the information that was provided, it seems that the savings will mostly come from reserves, at least in the first year—reserves that Indigenous Services has set aside to, I think, attend to unforeseen events. It is possible that these savings will not lead to significant reductions in services, but there will be a reduction in some travel expenditures. That's what we've been told by the departments.
If it's true that there won't be any impact on services, it probably means that these are savings that would have taken place anyway—for example, money that would not have been spent during the fiscal year and that would have lapsed or that was returned to the centre in terms of funding that was not necessary for the delivery of the mandate.
As I said, we've received these general terms, so there's not a lot of information. If we take that at face value—and there is no reason not to believe that information—it seems that there won't be a meaningful impact on Indigenous Services.