Sure.
The chair said, quite rightly, that nobody predicted a 50% decrease in oil prices. But the government is projecting a 50% increase and at the same time cutting the contingency reserve. During uncertain times, where so much is riding on the price of oil and the uncertainty inherent in that, isn't there an argument to be made that we ought to, from a sound budgeting principle perspective, actually be increasing the contingency reserve, during a time like this?