It's an issue that we have expressed concerns with in our December 10 report following the fall economic statement. In that December 10 report, we indicated that it's a bit unusual to have such an increase in the debt ceiling when there are items that are included for which there is no clear path forward. For that, I refer to the $100 billion that was mentioned in the fall economic statement—$70 billion to $100 billion to be spent over three years for which there are no clear indications as to what the amounts will be spent on.
We've flagged that as an area worth considering for parliamentarians to ask questions to the government, because that's unusual. It's unusual because there are no clear identifiable areas of spending for that amount, and the debt ceiling already includes some contingency amount of about $87 billion, so there is enough room to at least get that spending going if the government wishes to provide economic stimulus.
In summary, we find that a bit unusual, and that's why we raised it in our December 10 report.