We did look at how the federal government coordinates its efforts with the provinces. We felt it was important to make sure that this coordination was happening so that every dollar spent, whether it be federal or provincial money, would be spent to go further and not just double up on a project.
We found that most of the provinces that had connectivity money or initiatives already had a memorandum of understanding with the federal government and were doing their best to coordinate. We saw that it reduced a lot of administrative burden when it came to accessing funding. However, we can only focus on the delivery of the programs federally. That's where we looked at what the CRTC and Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada were doing. We found that they were really slow in approving projects. That's contributing to people waiting longer for Internet access.