I notice the Parliamentary Budget Officer also did a comparison study. It's a very interesting report. He actually compared the reporting in the United States on their stimulus package to the way Canada reports ours, and he found us severely lacking. I urge you to have a look at that page in the report too, because the Obama regime in the States is being a lot more open and transparent, and it's a lot easier to understand not only where the spending is going but the projected outcomes.
In a previous meeting, I used the example of Wal-Mart. Now if Wal-Mart can tell you every pair of jeans that is sold at every one of their stores in real time on a graph—so sales of jeans are going this way, sales of shoes are going that way.... If they can figure out how to do that with far more financial transactions than the Government of Canada has, surely we can design a way to be transparent about how we're doing in this particular stimulus package.