I don't think it was that the government didn't like it.
Last year was a bit of an anomaly. Sally mentioned earlier that if we were to move to a new vote structure, it would increase the potential to shorten and eventually eliminate the gap between RPPs and main estimates. Main estimates are capital operating grants and contributions, and then you have the same folks and departments turning around and doing RPPs, which are on a program basis. If you make them so that they support each other, there is potential to shorten that gap and eventually eliminate it. I wouldn't say that the government didn't like that idea.
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