Absolutely.
There are plenty of reports documenting structural inequities.
The first thing is to call for innovation. The second is that data collection and analyses done in federal institutions must be made public so that we have equal opportunities in consultations.
There is a structural inequity that arises in consultation exercises if the federal government has a whole array of data in its hands that the community party does not have when it takes part.
If federal institutions already have analyses right now on the performance or role of post-secondary institutions in achieving federal objectives, I want to see them so that I can take part in consultations and discussions on an equal footing with federal institutions.