Okay.
The Auditor General, an agent of Parliament, now has the ability to table reports, and at that point, Parliament tries to hold the government to account. We do that in question period, and we do that in committee. There are a whole bunch of different levers at our disposal.
That said, there is only so much that can happen if the government—the executive, the cabinet—decides not to react to those reports. There have been many Auditor General reports that have shown where failures are happening with indigenous communities. We've seen those reports also highlight that substantial increases in funding have not resulted in equally substantial improvements in housing and infrastructure, etc.
How do we then hold government to account?