It's hard to speculate. Just to clarify, the $45 million to $293 million we're talking about there concerns server consolidation and facilities consolidation opportunities, and when I say “consolidation”, I also mean virtualization. There are virtualization and consolidation opportunities in that area. The server is actually 36% or 37% of your total cost, so it's a significant piece, and there are also what we call alternate service delivery opportunities, as I said earlier.
What is not included in that $45 million to $293 million is mainframe and storage, which are within the data centres, so even outside email consolidation--which we didn't include because that wasn’t part of our mandate and we didn't gather the data—we think there are opportunities there for sure. In fact, in a lot of our case studies, as you saw in our report, the jurisdictions there in particular report savings as low-hanging fruit in the mainframe area. In our view, we recommend that the Government of Canada retain that mainframe area. We think there's an opportunity for the Government of Canada to retain mainframe services, but they should be consolidated across departments in best practices, as we observed.
I hope I answered that question.