Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, Mr. Meredith. It's good to see you again.
There's a term they use in the business world called “lessons learned”, which implies we made some mistakes, and what did we learn from those, going forward? Sometimes it's good things. Sometimes you want to enhance those or continue them.
In relation to looking at what's still continuing, as we head forward with the new one that's proposed by the government, and notwithstanding the fact that the directive at least from Treasury Board is a 5% reduction and a 10% reduction and come up with two plans, from what the government says to us, at least in the House, where do you see wringing it out?
I mean, there are some obvious places where there's lots of money in programming. You just talked about a whole pile of money when you talked with Mr. Lobb over the issue of those types of programs, the business risk management, if you will.
Where are you looking--as far as you can discuss with us, obviously--and where do you see wringing out that 5% and 10%?