There's a lot being said about taking $6.8 billion out of the budgets of departments, but add to that the fact that they have to pay for the 1.5% wage increase that was negotiated with Treasury Board out of their own budget because Treasury Board is not going to give them the money. Strategic reviews have also forced on them another 5%. If you add all those dollars up, they've got to find savings somewhere if they want to continue with the program. They either are going to cut the number of people...and even if they cut the number of people, they still have to deliver the program. So there are going to be reductions in some programs and services at the other end.
At the end of this year, when it's been in for a year, you'll probably have a better picture, but you can see it coming. If you can't see it coming now, I don't know what it will take for people to see that right now.