Thank you for the question.
I'll make a couple of quick comments. There is all sorts of information out there on programs now, so there's nothing to prevent parliamentarians from reviewing departments by programs, and you could leave the vote structure the way it is, or you could change it. But the focus of the study could be by programs right now, and nothing would have to change on that front.
What you do have at your disposal, if you are looking at programs, is that every program gets an evaluation every five years, and that's public. You can actually see the results of the programs that have had evaluations done. In addition, all internal audits are made public, so if there's an internal audit that is related to a specific program, that's public as well. So you have those two additional sources on top of your reports on plans and priorities, which are very much designed around programs, as well as the departmental performance reports. You have quite a suite of information available to you. There's nothing that would stop the committee from taking a program view right now on its study.
The separate question is, what does Parliament vote on? It could be programs, or you could just simply change the focus of your studies.