We consult a lot.
We're on the ground.
You talked about the Townshippers. Let me give you a good-news story. Many years ago, the first action plan came out. There has been a progression of the understanding of the needs and priorities of the English-speaking community over the years. In the last action plan, a big chunk of money—$100 million—came to support economic prosperity and vulnerability in employment. That was the first time we saw something we needed in the act. Townshippers got a nice chunk of money out of that.
The institutions are trying, but they listen. It's always by listening, paying attention, coming to our events and looking at the vitality framework.... Those are the ways we know that the efforts of the federal government are making a difference. We know that because we've been asking.
It's not only about checking the boxes. There has been a serious understanding of what our needs are and of funding those needs.