Yes. I think there's a bit of an unfortunate timing issue from the perspective of our report on plans and priorities, which is also a Treasury Board requirement. It has just been released or is being released and made public today. That contains considerably more detail on our business, on our budget, on planned and growing expenditures, where they are, and what performance results are associated with them. That's just available in the public domain today, so unfortunately I don't think you would have had the benefit of being able to see that.
There are other documents, such as our annual report that was released last fall, that contain comprehensive financial information, and our departmental performance report from last fall, so there are other documents we produce.
But I take your point. Certainly if we had been given some guidance in advance for additional information that was required, we would have been very happy to provide that.