On PCO's role in this, before you go to Treasury Board to spend money you need policy authority, as you all know. That usually involves taking a memorandum to cabinet. The new measures in the budget have typically gone to cabinet to get policy approval. We have been speeding that process up, and in the report we said we expected to have almost all of that done by the end of last month.
At that point we have policy authority. They need funding authority as well, but the budget provides that. Then we essentially hand that over to Treasury Board and the Treasury Board approval process starts. From our perspective at PCO, we're very much involved at the front end of that.
Chris, I don't know if you want to add anything.