The increases in the numbers of both departments combined are due to the fact that there has been a reorganization, notably, the transfer of some responsibilities from departments other than the old aboriginal affairs department to the now Indigenous Services department and Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs. Notably, the first nations and Inuit health branch, which was in Health Canada, has now been transferred to Indigenous Services, but that's a relatively minor factor explaining the increase in overall funding.
Most of the increase in funding relates to the agenda of the current government, which has made a point of increasing funding for services and programs related to indigenous/aboriginal Canadians.
That's the main factor. We could drill down into specific programs, but I think that's probably not what you want me to talk about—