Just let me answer your question. I'd be happy to.
Every program that was terminated by our government went through a review, but there are programs—for instance, the ones I have just discussed with you today and that you asked me to come forward about—that have never undergone a review. The Commissioner of the Environment personally said to me that it would be helpful if there were a comprehensive review of all climate change programs across government. That has never been done, but no program was cut without a review. That is why I've asked the President of the Treasury Board to take a look at and audit all of the program spending across government that was done in the climate change program.
We are also working toward putting in place an accountability framework so that we have policy direction and policy alignment across government. A number of departments, as you know, deal with climate change, including the Canadian International Development Agency, Foreign Affairs, NRCan, and Environment Canada. There needs to be an accountability framework across all of the spending, and there also needs to be some policy coherence moving forward. We've already started to do that work, and I think that is the responsible thing to do.