As to the reasons behind why we have not yet received information, I think you'll have an opportunity later this week to speak to the Minister of Transport and Infrastructure and perhaps the deputy minister as well. Certainly those responsibilities in the Financial Administration Act are very significant around controls, around compliance with Treasury Board policies, and the need to put together information for statements.
I think it's fair to say that these are extraordinary times. This is a large stimulus package: $47 billion over two years. A large part of it, one-third of it, is infrastructure related. These are a lot of projects to cover across the country. There are different levels of government involved. There are timing issues here.
While it's true and we said quite clearly in the report that we thought we would be further ahead in the third-quarter report, we are hopeful that in the fourth-quarter report we'll start to see the gap close between what American legislators see and what you see, so that we will start to see disbursements relative to those projects.