Thank you for the question.
The guide I was referring to was produced fairly early on in our efforts respecting communications with Canadians, and so there may be a number of newer elements that don't feature in the document. I think members will find the document useful in the sense that it actually describes for each program the terms and conditions of the program, who the actual clients would be who are eligible, and then, for virtually all of the measures, it gives a web address or a telephone number for the individual or the place you can go to get the form or to learn more information. The idea was to have a guide....
As I noted before—clumsily, I didn't recall the word—it's a concordance. There's a concordance in the document so that you can search through it by client group, by department, by the name of the program, etc. The idea would be that people could very quickly get a sense of what would be of benefit to them.