Well, I actually would like both.
I have a quick question on one item. There's so much I could ask you, but the question I have is on the public diplomacy program, the PDP.
As you know, there was a significant cut, in spite of a briefing note to the minister of the day, Mr. MacKay, saying that as a legitimate international tool for the federal government, all our competitors use these diplomacy tools in the areas of the arts, particularly books, music, etc. And as you know, Mr. Edwards, I'm particularly familiar with Asia and Japan. Why has the department not pushed on this issue? This seems to me a legitimate and an extremely important vehicle for us to be using internationally. Certainly our competitors use it. What are we doing to address the issue of the $228 million cut, the $11.8 million particularly in 2006?
I'd like later to talk about consulates and other things, but I think that is an important one that captures what Canada is about abroad. We seem to be losing that.