I've said time and again that Indigenous jurisdictional decisions, including what to do with the funding that comes to them from Canadian taxpayers, should be made by Indigenous. Indigenous only have jurisdiction over so much, however, including regarding land over which they have title. I give my opinion only where I can see glaring problems with clear solutions. Whether or not anyone chooses to take up those solutions is up to them. Do remember, however, that funding levels of Indigenous Affairs are not in Indigenous hands, on the most part, because the funding comes largely from non-Indigenous. That's why having a strong economy is so important, for Indigenous and non-Indigenous, as it directly determines whether or not there are more or less funds available. I will say that when the electorate feels unfairly treated, they tend to react to that with policy and spending priorities, which is why the blockades have not been good for Indigenous, as they just frustrate people trying to conduct business, travel, and live their lives.