It's a continuous evolution of supports towards infrastructure and, as the deputy mentioned, operations and maintenance funding. We are seeing results: 97% of water systems are producing water that meets Health Canada guidelines, which is good.
As you mentioned, once an advisory is lifted, the support does not stop there. Our regional offices continue to provide supports both for infrastructure and for capacity, and they work with every community to make sure that long-term, sustainable solutions are in place.
Sometimes there are interim solutions that get put in place so community members can have access to water quickly. At the same time, the plan, the funding and actions are in place for those long-term solutions.