Chief, I hear the number of $1.3 billion bandied about for security. In fact, that was not the case; it was $930 million. While that's not a small amount of money, particularly when we're dealing with taxpayers' money, it's rather interesting not only that the Parliamentary Budget Officer acknowledged that the Government of Canada had been transparent with regard to the security costs at the G-20, but also that a number of sources felt that the costs associated with it were reasonable.
We've heard references back and forth that this was a three-day summit. It was unprecedented that we had to bring forces from across Canada, and it was unlike other G-8 and G-20 summits across the world. Relatively small countries can draw from other forces with a train ride or a car ride, but in our case, our security forces were drawn from right across this country. Logistically it was quite significant, including training and all.
From your perspective, was this a three-day summit?