Thank you.
I think that would be an excellent use of your role, because it then allows us to make sure that federal spending is accountable and that it's accountable to the people it's supposed to reach.
I want to follow up on that, because at that micro level it would play a huge role, I think, in giving people confidence in federal spending.
As I said, you have the macro role, yet clearly, opposition members will be looking to you to play other roles as well. My colleague wanted to know if you'd be willing to denounce federal interventions in provincial jurisdictions. We're looking to the Congressional Budget Office in the United States, which plays a role in almost setting up alternative forecasts and budgets. There will certainly be requests from members asking you to start to play that role.
What terms of engagement are laid out? How do you make the decision about what is appropriate and what isn't appropriate for you? Who makes that decision, and how is that done?