I think that's a difficult question for me to ask when I really can't look at the books of provinces, private corporations and service providers. What I can look at is what the federal government does. I can only hold them accountable for the commitments they've made and whether they're achieving them or not.
I was pleased to see coordination. That's a step in the right direction, but for elements like the tax credit that's available, ISED doesn't know whether or not people are using it and accessing it.
There are still opportunities to further advance that coordination and collaboration. I would come back to the main point that the two main departments in our report need to really improve how they review, approve and deliver funding to service providers, because it's that concrete action that will actually improve connectivity across the country.