It's important to note that it's not up to the RCMP to transfer those services. Public Safety Canada is responsible for negotiating those agreements.
At present, there are approximately 680 first nations communities. There are 36 self-administered agreements, and they cover 150 to 155 first nations communities.
Public Safety Canada received funding for the transfer of responsibilities so that communities can move from a tripartite agreement, where the services are provided by the RCMP, to a self-administered agreement. However, no community undertook a transfer during the course of our audit. The money was really used to finance the services that, at present, are negotiated under the agreement framework. However, Public Safety Canada's goal should be to ensure the transfers.
As I mentioned earlier with regard to housing, to ensure the successful transfer of responsibilities, communities need to have the capacity and the resources required to manage the situation.
Ms. Joanisse, is there anything you would like to add?