The harmonization that I'm referring to is under financial reporting standards. Currently, the international standards, as well as the proposed Canadian standards, are all aligned to the private sector. What is going to be released tomorrow—as early as tomorrow—is specific standards that align to those, but they are actually adjusted and tweaked and cater to the public sector—to government, government entities, etc.
It is important that those two standards, in actual fact, are very consistent because, at the end of the day, if we consider who our stakeholders are, they are investors. Ultimately, it's about access to capital and the attraction of investments into Canada, attraction for governments or businesses, and to ensure that investors avoid confusion and that investors are privy to consistent language, information and data. It allows for increased comparability. That actually decreases risks, and that is why I was stating that I felt it was incredibly important that the harmonization be considered.