I don't know that there's any way I would be able to find them. You're much better placed than I am, given that you have better access to the system of Parliament and the Library of Parliament.
I think that may speak to one of the challenges in not having sufficient detail for the Department of the Environment, for instance, in terms of what they're spending their money on and how that is changing over time. Certainly, if there were a line in the reports on plans and priorities or the main estimates or whatever that said “Expenditures on Kyoto”, and if the number should have been $9 billion over five years and it was $1 billion over five years, with that kind of detail you could start to ask those questions.
Without that kind of detail, I think it's very difficult for parliamentarians or outside observers to look at these public documents and determine exactly how that money is spent. It is a real challenge for parliamentarians, whether it's on Kyoto or whether it's trying to figure out where government cuts are. It's certainly a challenge.