First Nations Financial Management Board powers in circumstances of imposed co-management and third-party management under the First Nations Fiscal and Statistical Management Act and under the Financing Secured by Other Revenues Regulations . Specifying, in the Act , that the First Nations Statistical Institute works to assist the First Nations Tax Commission and the First Nations Finance Authority through the provision of data analysis, development and dissemination, related to their respective mandates. Providing that in addition to the seventeen other subject areas specified in the Act , the First Nations Statistical Institute may collect, compile, analyze and abstract data on housing for statistical purposes. Expanding the First Nations Financial Management Board's mandate to include non-scheduled First Nations. Expanding the First Nations Finance Authority's mandate to provide long-term financing to non-scheduled First Nations using other revenues and clarify its mandate for investment services to include non-scheduled First Nations, organizations of non-scheduled First Nations, self-governing First Nations and corporations controlled by one or more First Nations. Providing the First Nations Financial Management Board with the flexibility to approve a financial administration law or to certify a First Nation that meets its standards "in all material aspects". First Nation Powers Broadening the definition of "local revenues" to capture a broader range of revenues that could be used as security against First Nations Finance Authority borrowing. Providing First Nations with a clear authority to collect fees and other charges with respect to the provision of local services. Providing the First Nation with the clear