I want to come back to the issue of funding. Money is always the crux of any organization.
I'll draw a parallel. In Quebec right now, the community movement known as “Le communautaire à boutte!” is talking about funding that is often non-recurring and unpredictable, which undermines some initiatives.
Would you prefer a permanent funding model, for example by operating on a mission basis, for organizations that work on democratic resilience? Would you rather adopt a project‑based funding model?
I'm thinking about a way to eliminate the partisan aspect of funding. If you have a budget forecast that covers a five-year plan, it could overlap election periods. There may be less of a perception that it is partisan funding.
Would that be something to consider?