How else legally would one get accountability on how the funds are spent? If you transfer money to a body, whether it's a province, a municipality, a non-profit organization, or a trust fund, there has to be either a bill that says you need to meet these requirements to get the money, or it is an act of faith, or it is a legal agreement, which is what the old SCPI, the homelessness program, was. That was the support community partnership, which has a new name now. That's a legal agreement with municipalities or the provinces.
Other than legal agreements, there's really no other way of having any accountability on any of the funds. You basically transfer the funds; then the province can do whatever it chooses to do with the funds. Am I correct on that?