I certainly think that's a good idea. But since the budget is large, the next thing to ask is what witnesses and what themes?
Since my colleague put it on the table, I would suggest that two themes are important in terms of these quarterly reports--and important overall. One of these would be infrastructure and the degree to which money is going to get out the door, and the degree to which we can measure whether money is getting out the door on a regular basis. The second priority item I'd put on the table would be the changes that have been made in employment insurance and whether further changes might need to be made.
So I would propose two themes as early priorities: infrastructure and employment insurance. There could be a variety of witnesses on each.