Again, I go back to the comments about actually having coordination from the federal government. I think it's appropriate for them to coordinate and for them to provide their requirements if they're going to provide funding: what their requirements are, what outcomes they expect for their dollars, what they are focused on and what their priorities are. I think it's completely appropriate for that to happen.
By the way, that happened with the SWIFT project, as an example, right? The federal government said they wanted to make sure that they were connecting at least 300 named communities in the SWIFT program. It was a requirement that they put into their funding of it.
There are ways for the federal government to ensure their requirements are passed down to the provinces and to the municipalities.