All the spending you reference on page 61 was reasonably anticipated in January. And here we are in June, and it comes as, how shall we say it, a bit of a surprise that we're spending $2.8 billion more in EI benefits and that revenues have been reduced by $4.7 billion. I don't understand how you could be 50% out between January and June when all those things, including the one-time payments for the auto sector, were reasonably anticipated by you and your officials when you were making up your budget at the end of January.
On June 16th, 2009. See this statement in context.