I'd like to come back on two of these areas.
On BDC and EDC, I hope you're right. I've heard otherwise in terms of sense of urgency. My question was really specific. I don't suggest you do this at this moment, but can you come back at some point and say that if the total borrowing is for $8 billion, we can expect to see X within six months and Y within twelve months? It's much in the same spirit as we want to get the infrastructure money out the door.
The second point I come back on is your last one. The measure you referred to, I understood, was to allow the government to borrow on behalf of crown corporations. It seems to be about to be used as a sort of backdoor mechanism to avoid going back to Parliament to seek authority to get into deficit financing. I just think that if the government treats deficits seriously and honours the history since Confederation, then the government, notwithstanding its borrowing on behalf of crown corporations, should seek parliamentary approval for the specific borrowing authority, especially when we're talking about a $34 billion deficit.