Some areas are underfunded, like emergency management preparedness for first nations that are experiencing a natural disaster like they are in my province of Alberta, versus, for example, clean water initiatives, which is a different standard of complexity. It's not fair, I think, completely, to say that the government is spending a lot, but I think, to the Conservatives' point as well—they often say this—there's a lot of spending, but not enough results. I don't know if that's exactly the same truth. I think I would disagree with the Conservatives on that point, but I would agree that there seem to be outcome issues.
Although the amount of money that's there is appropriate, let's say—I'll agree with you on that in some respects—the areas to which that investment is targeted are not appropriate. We see that when we see $12 million for natural resource protections across first nations while at the same time seeing massive investments in some areas that could—and this is now my partisan position—limit the government's liability on certain issues. I want ask you to comment on that.