I apologize for interrupting, but I would go a step further because there are sometimes massive investments being made. For example, I'm thinking of the Royal Alberta Museum, to which the federal government contributed a significant amount. If there is no obligation to at least knock at the community's door to see what could be implemented there, then it's a problem... Obviously, for us, it is extremely important to educate the public about history and heritage, and therefore, this affects financing agreements as well.
