Environment committee  Under the gas tax fund, we actually don't approve the projects. The federal government does not have a role in the approval of those. The funds are transferred to municipalities, and municipalities are allowed to make the decisions on which projects to invest in—within a framewor

Environment committee  Energy bills, yes. More practically, yes.

Environment committee  The approach varies across jurisdictions. In certain provinces and territories, the funds flow directly to municipalities and they have the full say in how projects are selected. There are certain jurisdictions, perhaps, where there is a bit more of a discussion with the province

Environment committee  —that's between the provinces and municipalities. We are working with the signatories and ensure that the funds get transferred through.

Environment committee  Yes. We get a report each year that lists the projects that funds were invested in.

Environment committee  The gap identified by the report last year was in terms of the outcomes. We invest in the projects, and then the projects, individually and collectively, contribute to outcomes. The audit report found last year that we had challenges in trying to report on how those projects cont

Environment committee  I'm not quite clear what—

Environment committee  Yes, and municipalities invest in infrastructure projects across the country, and we do get information on those each year.

Environment committee  I was talking about what the report was critical of us about.

Environment committee  “In here” being...?