Can we not amalgamate that somehow into somebody else's job? That's just a point I want to make.
I like the wording, “Multilateral meetings, first ministers, ministers, deputy ministers planned and conducted flawlessly...”. Wow. That's pretty good, eh?
Anyway, I'm looking at the plans and priorities, which I know will be coming out in a little while. How does PCO evaluate itself? Your job is to give advice to the Prime Minister and cabinet. How do you evaluate whether or not you're doing a good job?