Fair enough, so I'll wait until then.
In terms of budget projections and market volatility, we've seen some fluctuations, certainly from the U.S. and different policies there, but that's not always the only cause and effect.
What's the process for recalculating some of these projections based on volatility, and what are some of the risks that the department is building in for things like NAFTA, and also some of the policies in the U.S. that impact some of our markets? Is that kind of a global risk always factored in?