I can't speak for other organizations. I can tell you that if it were part of a larger fiscal restraint measure such as 5% off the top for everybody, or targeted elements such as travel across the organization, I'd have fewer issues with it. But no, it's a specific component that we had for advocacy and for systemic issues that was withdrawn from approval.
When I say it's not just about the money--I have very competent managers, and we're going to manage within this envelope if Parliament votes it--it's about mandate. I'm concerned--and I have no rationale, so I can't and won't speculate--that the Treasury Board ministers denied a component that goes to the core mandate.