Again, I think the audit certainly did point out the fact that there has not been improvement in the education outcomes of first nations on-reserve students, and we've been doing audits in this area for almost 20 years. The thing I would want to add to what you said is that literacy is one of the most important things. It's the literacy outcomes that need to happen. The money is the enabler, but they need to make sure the money is spent in a way that's going to get outcomes. I referred to the fact that over four years the government spent $42 million on a preparatory program to help prepare first nations on-reserve people to go on and take post-secondary education, but only 8% of them completed that preparatory program, let alone how many of those 8% actually went on.
It can't be about just the amount of money spent. There also needs to be a connection that says that the money is going to the right places and it is achieving the outcomes it's supposed to achieve.