From my perspective and that of my colleagues across the way, Mr. Chair, Mr. McCallum talked about the transition from the economists to the...he called it the black box, and changing that into budget predictions. He might be right. I appreciate his expertise in formerly being one of those people at the bank that our government at one time would likely have called on for advice. I would like to understand if there is a difference or if there is a transition from the private sector economists' predictions to the Finance... I think it's right on to invite the Finance people and then let the parliamentary budget... I think to invite two of the three pillars would give us less information.
I think to be fair, we should hear the modelling, the system that the third-party economists, the private sector economists, use to develop their predictions and their view and how that gets transferred. But I need to understand the first part and how it's used if I'm going to understand the difference between the budget officer... All it would mean, I think, Mr. Chair, is that it would be a full meeting instead of half a meeting, and we can invite some of the third-party economists to join us at the table to get their perspective.