With regard to the Department of Canadian Heritage’s determination, communicated to the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage, that the Canadian Anti-Hate Network remains in compliance with its funding agreement despite allegations of political bias raised by the Department of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness and involvement with the violent Antifa movement: (a) what specific criteria, benchmarks or performance indicators were used by the department to assess compliance with the funding agreement; (b) what investigative steps, if any, were undertaken by the department to examine the allegations; (c) did the department consult any external experts, agencies or stakeholders in conducting its assessment, and, if so, who was consulted; (d) what documentation, reports or other evidence were reviewed in evaluating the allegations of political bias or support for violent movements; (e) were any concerns raised internally within the Department of Canadian Heritage regarding the Canadian Anti-Hate Network’s activities, and, if so, how were those concerns addressed; (f) what mechanisms are currently in place to monitor funded organizations on an ongoing basis to ensure continued compliance with funding agreements; and (g) does the department intend to amend the funding agreement or strengthen oversight measures to prevent public funds from supporting organizations engaged in partisan political activity or violent conduct, and, if so, what are the details of those changes?