When we look at asset divestiture, the reason additional information is useful is that there is a time lag when you are looking to present for sale and are examining the market opportunities for these assets. As Mr. Page said, this is part of the challenge of trying to book these revenues in the fiscal framework before clear identification.
We have requested that the government provide some of these details. Not everything can be provided, because there are confidential elements to these transactions. However, we are able to look at these things in confidence and provide parliamentarians with some sense of the yield there might be, from a consolidated revenue fund standpoint.
Your point is correct, in that there are time lags to implementation. Particularly when you're looking at having them apply in a particular fiscal year, having more information about the nature of the asset and the potential transaction process could be useful to identify when the benefit might hit the fiscal framework.