However, the issue wasn't addressed in your statement, but it is part of your brief, that some $5 billion a year is spent on overseas development, of which $530 million per year was spent on these 700 projects in 143 countries. You complained that this spending exceeded expenditures in any other of CIDA's other categories, with the exception of health. But you break down those numbers and you're talking 10% of the budget. That's hardly dwarfing all the other work that CIDA is doing.
Would you not concede that there is a complementary aspect, that some of the money—10% of the budget—is going to some of these projects, but the 90% needs to be in traditional foreign aid?