Let's use the example of this project that was undertaken in Australia in 2003. According to some figures, this country was supposed to achieve $56.6 million in savings annually. Finally, in July, the government had to cancel the project when it realized that the initiative would cost more than the amount saved.
Have you got a plan B? Let us not forget that we are talking about taxpayers' money. Given all of the investment that has been made and all of the fluctuations in planning, we do not want to be left in the lurch. We need to have something in our back pocket, a plan B. Is there a plan B?