Public Accounts committee  There are 58, at an estimated cost of $82.5 million.

Public Accounts committee  What I would say is there's over $1 billion set aside for other community infrastructure projects, of which structural mitigation is one of the asset classes, so on a—

Public Accounts committee  I'd just add on to that. In addition to that, given the importance of structural mitigation, there was $12 million that was set aside, directed specifically towards that. In terms of the prioritization, that's being done with the communities. We've reached out to communities. We're working with the communities.

Public Accounts committee  That would be done in consultation with the communities, so—

Public Accounts committee  Sorry, could I go back? Could I have a moment to lay it out in context? There have been 129.8—

Public Accounts committee  Could I respond to that? The major projects in particular are complex. They are often multi-year projects. Sometimes there are delays in projects, for example, related to COVID, which puts back timelines due to labour and materials. As such, sometimes we need to reprofile funds into future years in order to be able to complete those projects as originally planned.

Public Accounts committee  There are a number of sources of funds for the structural mitigation projects. There's $12 million dedicated to the structural mitigation—

Public Accounts committee  Overall, there's funding of over $1 billion for other community infrastructure projects—

Public Accounts committee  If I could just add to that, we're working with communities on prioritization. Part of that is to see what projects are ready to be moved on, which are still priorities for the community, and what those will actually cost, because, as you know, there have been escalations—

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I will add a couple of concrete things to that. It's about the importance of having indigenous people—Inuit, first nations, Métis—in the workplace. The department has done a relatively good job of that. The numbers are increasing. That's not sufficient on its own, as Jonathan has said.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  This touches me close to home. I've worked for over six years as associate regional director general in the Atlantic region. I've been in schools throughout the four Atlantic provinces. I've seen how well the communities who have a new school are using it. It goes right into the study into educational attainment, but it's also important to the community.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I hate to answer it this way, in part: I'm responsible for infrastructure delivery on reserve in the south—in the provinces. I'm not sure whether anyone can take that on the CIRNA side. I will say there is a fund of $100.1 million for former residential schools that still exist.