Just to go back to something I might have said before, the items that are going for the $3-billion central vote are treated the same way as supplementary estimates A items, so the same due diligence is applied. We need the policy authority, established by Treasury Board ministers, for those items before they can be funded through the central vote or through supplementary estimates. We require Treasury Board ministers to make a decision on them.
We need to have a number of other due diligence requirements met. Those requirements don't stop with the funding. The departments also have to report. They're obliged to report to us. That's partly why we are able to capture this information in quarterly reports. They are subject to internal audit and evaluation. They're subject to scrutiny by the Auditor General afterwards. There are number of other required due diligence checks, if you wish, on funding for these initiatives.