Unfortunately, I can't speak to any of the progress since our report. I can tell you about some of our findings in the report, which covered a period that ended in November 2020. At that time, we noted that 26% of the public water systems lacked trained and certified operators, and approximately 56% lacked backup operators. The need to build that capacity is essential to helping support first nations communities going forward.
I also want to highlight that only about two-thirds of the homes are on public systems, so having that knowledge within a community will help that community going forward.
If you want a bit of information about the circuit training program, I think we looked at it in another audit. Perhaps Mr. Wheeler could add some thoughts if members are concerned and would like to hear about that.