I think it's important to distinguish between the two types of agreements under this program. We looked at self-administered agreements, where indigenous communities are providing their own police services and are just receiving funding. There was much better engagement there. There was a regular need. Was it what it should be? I'm not sure, but it definitely was better than under the tripartite agreements.
For the tripartite agreements, where the RCMP provides the policing services, most of the agreements have an auto-renewal policy, and the auto-renew is after a 10- to 15-year period. That's a really long time to go without having a dialogue with communities.
The last thing I'll mention is that we heard the same feedback. It wasn't really a true negotiation or discussion because often the federal government came to the table with the province or territory already knowing how much funding would be available to a community. You can't really negotiate if you need different services or more funding.