I'd like to begin by responding to your comment. Education is indeed a provincial domain, and we are well aware of that. However, when the federal government gives the provinces funding to invest in education, it has a responsibility to hold the provinces accountable for that funding. But there is no real accountability. We don't know where the money is going.
Another flaw in the protocol is that it doesn't require the provinces to consult with the communities. Provinces can do so if they wish, but when is up to them. In many cases, though, they don't consult at all. It should be noted that, when they do consult, the discussions aren't proper consultations, so steps are missing. The protocol needs to be modernized. It states that the provinces may undertake consultations, but we believe they have a duty to do so.
In terms of accountability, when you give the provinces and territories funding to improve French-language education and francophone culture in our schools, I would think you expect that money to be used as intended.