The way the program is structured is that a first nations community has to apply for funding. If you're less likely to have a housing manager or have awareness of funding programs, you're not going to apply and you're going to receive less.
We actually targeted and looked at some of the smaller communities with fewer than 100 housing units, and we found that when a community had self-assessed that more than 75% of its homes were in need of repair or replacement, those communities on average received less money than those that had better housing conditions. That kind of analysis of their data is not being done by Indigenous Services Canada, and the department doesn't really understand the needs of all the communities. A well-informed decision starts with gathering data from everyone and then making your funding allocations accordingly.