I can. I was actually looking for the reference for it, because then people would be able to look it up when they look on the website. I will find it in a moment.
It's the internationally accepted gold standard for measuring government debt. For example, it's the measure that was used by the Government of Australia when they decided several years ago they were going to eliminate their net debt, which is what they've accomplished, because they set out with purpose, as we are doing, to accomplish a goal.
It takes into account government assets and liabilities. We're looking at the entire country—all the governments in Canada; we're asking all governments to participate in this. Fortunately, eight of the ten provincial governments have balanced budget legislation, so we can have confidence that at least eight out of ten of them will have balanced budgets and will be able to participate in this reduction.
On the assets side, the most significant asset, of course, is the joint asset with the provinces, which is the CPP-QPP, which has assets of about $110 billion.