Bernard, I'm afraid your five minutes is up, and I'm afraid that is pretty much the time we have set aside to have the President of the Treasury Board with us.
We want to thank you, Minister, for being with us here today.
Let me just say in conclusion that I firmly believe that the work we did at your request, the examination of the estimates, which resulted in the seventh report of this committee, might be one of the most meaningful things to come out of the 41st Parliament. If we can render the estimates process down to plain language so that the public can understand it, that will enhance the public's right to know what their government is doing with their money. So I think, in all modesty, I can say that this committee has done some very good work in that regard, and we look forward to its implementation.
Thank you for being with us here today, Minister.