I'm not sure I know the answer to that question.
What I can speak to is this: There is a relationship between the industry department, or ISED, and the Trudeau Foundation. They are part of the portfolio of agencies—there are many—in the department. Other departments, such as Heritage, for example, have large portfolios like ISED's. In the case of the Trudeau Foundation, they are obviously part of it because they are promoting scholarship and excellence in academic activity, which is a focus of, as I mentioned in my remarks, the science sector in the department.
There is a conditional agreement between the department and the foundation that specifies some of the issues to be discussed. The main one, which has been mentioned, is this issue of ensuring that the Trudeau Foundation spends only interest on its activities.