With respect to the concern that the honourable member has just expressed, I would say that I probably wasn't quite precise when I was talking about transparency. The transparency that we're focused on and the transparency that we're committed to provide as part of this strategy is actually a public transparency. These numbers, these activities, what it adds up to, what it achieves would be in public documents. The government-wide planning document every three years, the government-wide reporting document every three years, the individual departmental estimates document in terms of the reports on plans and priorities, and the departmental performance report will all have to align to this corporate government report every year. The idea is to get this information out there and make it available to parliamentarians so they can hold the government to account and therein influence decision-making.
