First of all, I should say that professionally I am agnostic as to whether the government embarks on that or not. That's a government decision. The government has made its decision known that it will do strategic reviews. Now that it has decided to do that, I think it has a duty of transparency. To your question, I expect the government to clearly identify which areas and which programs and to provide a “before and after” picture, so that my office can have a pretty good idea as to whether these targets will be met or will not be met.
For example, let's say the government were to say that we want to reduce our footprint. What's the starting point and what's the end point so that we can measure the accuracy of the government's claims? If it's a reduction in the number of employees, it's the same thing, although that's more easily measurable. We have numbers for that. If it's grants and contributions in specific areas, it's the same thing. What were the numbers before and what's the end point that the government has in mind?