Thank you, Mr. Chair, and I welcome to my former colleague.
I think we're working on an implicit assumption that might be wrong, which is that any kind of information you want about spending exists somewhere. I remember that when we were a government, if you asked a simple question, such as how much the federal government spends on IT or how much the federal government spends on communication, often you couldn't get an answer because different departments did different forms of accounting. I think it's more than just figuring out how to put it in usable ways. Often that information doesn't exist.
Maybe things have improved over the last six or seven years. Have they, do you know?