I used to work for Mr. Page. I'm surprised he said that. That sounds very critical.
Honestly, I'm happy to walk through any part of this with you or with Mr. Page. We do feel that it's a pretty good accounting of the financial aspects of the plan. Particularly in the fall economic statement there are tables, one for each chapter, in which we outline all of the measures that are part of this COVID response plan. We have specific coding for all the new measures. We include that and wrap it up in analysis of all of the existing measures just for completeness. We show the impact value. We show the accrual value, the financial costs and how it will be reflected in our public accounts if we end up being accurate in terms of the costs.
That's all consistent with how we show our summary statement of transactions, where we show what that means for the overall aggregate fiscal situation, so—