I agree, and it would be good to continue to strive to do that. I think that's great progress on something that's obviously very important, and conceivably, as Mr. Martin has suggested, you may in fact encounter some other pressures that come to bear. Realistically, to try to get the remaining 75% done by March of next year might be a stretch, but certainly it's good to set that bar high.
I had a question on the matter of accommodation. I'm looking at page 23 in the RPP with respect to the cost of accommodation that's provided through Public Works. I noticed in the total FTEs since last year that you increase from 125 to 154, and in the paragraph below, talking about the explanation of trends, you refer to the fact that there were one-time costs for fitting up offices and systems and so on in accordance with that increase in FTEs, I assume. But then I look into the future planning for the coming years, and those accommodation costs don't decline.
I wonder if you could tell me why. From last year to this year, accommodation costs stay the same, even though we've increased by 29 FTEs, and then as we move forward it stays the same. Could you just give us a bit of background on that?