We have invested money in this for 633 different communities in the country. The reason we invested this money at the time was that most of the information we were getting from first nations was by paper, and it was a program. It came like that, and the questions on how you collect and how you use that money, that data was not necessarily well done. It took time to get the system in place. The system is now running. We started having discussions and we exchanged a lot of information with first nations. We're also going now with pilot projects where first nations would have direct access to the data. If you look at our statistics, you see we now have more than 45% of the first nations, which is an increase of 300% of them, that are filling out their forms directly on the Internet. There is a lot of progress in collecting data. It took time, but we're getting there.
On October 17th, 2018. See this statement in context.