You were questioned earlier about the role of the PBO in communicating budget items. Your predecessor used some very strong, forceful language—not profane, in that sense—to discuss and to communicate the state of Canada's public finances.
It appears to many that this was a contributing factor to his not being here at the table and your being here as an alternative nominee. How do you feel about the need to be clear? Sometimes clarity and honesty require strong, forceful language.
I would like you to maybe expand on that, if you can, about the way your office communicates the challenges that Canada faces with its finances.