You're an economist, so you're a social scientist. The environment department is one of the key science-based departments in the federal government. This is not to suggest in any way that you're not going to bring a whole series of strengths to this position. I'm very impressed by your 25 years with the Department of Finance, because, in my experience, one of the major stumbling blocks to making progress in the federal government is the Department of Finance.
I want to ask you a bit about that. How do you see the central agencies, like Treasury Board, PCO, and Finance? How do you intend to meaningfully engage them, for example, on overcoming their resistance to re-examine neo-conservative economic practice?