That's actually what I'm interested in. You mentioned an all-of-government approach, which meant that other departments are involved. Without knowing what's going on in the north, for example, how can the other departments work in a complementary manner with what's being done by nutrition north, for example?
I was wondering how you assess needs when you don't know what others are doing. The estimates provide a certain amount of funding, but we don't exactly know what the others are doing elsewhere. How can we know if the work is satisfactory, or if it meets certain needs?