It's optional, first of all, I think, which is really critical. There were very few communities that initially started to be involved in the optional legislation, and now we have over 300 communities right across the country that we work with. Through the real property tax system, we've seen our properties increase in value some $3 billion over the last 15 years, an incredible amount of growth. We see annual growth of about 13%. Of course, this is going to be impacted by COVID-19, so we have to be able not to go back to normal, but build back better to ensure that our economies will continue to be successful.
We've had over a billion dollars' worth of bonds through the First Nations Finance Authority. We've helped the federal government enact its 10-year grant funding program for first nation communities through the first nations management board. We are currently developing the concept of our own infrastructure institute, which would allow the federal government to monetize capital contributions to first nations, which would really accelerate business-ready infrastructure within reserves right across the country.