Yes. I worked for the Department of Finance, the Privy Council Office and the Treasury Board Secretariat. So I have seen information like that. When a decision needed to be made, the government, the executive and the cabinet would look over the information. It is really a different type of information. That is what Mr. Khan, who used to work in the private sector, prepares as part of the decision-making process. You analyze the goal. It is like a performance evaluation. It is a financial analysis that makes it possible to examine the various options and calculations. It is also a risk analysis.
In my view, if you are trying to improve Parliament's accounting, that is the type of information you need. It is an analysis. When the government makes decisions, I am pretty sure that it looks at and uses that type of information. So why would the information not be shared?