The premise of this whole audit was that governments often talk about the need to close the socio-economic gap that exists between on-reserve first nations people in particular, and other Canadians. The first thing we identified was that they aren't measuring what that socio-economic gap is. The information they do have is based on census information. They haven't updated it for the 2016 census, so the most recent numbers they have on what they call their community well-being index comes from 2011. They need to have a much better way of identifying what is a socio-economic gap, how they measure it, and how they know what's happening to it.
When we looked at the specifics of education—as I said earlier, something that we looked at almost 20 years ago—we saw that there has not been any improvement in the gap in education outcomes between the rest of Canadians and first nations on-reserve students.