I want to follow up on my colleague's questions around small and medium-sized businesses and their ability to conduct business with the Government of Canada.
Obviously, the government is a major purchaser of goods and services. I'm looking at the report on plans and priorities which states that the government remains committed to giving small and medium-sized enterprises access to compete for government business.
You have a quantitative performance objective, which is good. That's one of the things I like about the report on plans and priorities. It's not just the cost but also the performance that goes along with the cost. There is an expected result in the RPP that says that the percentage of volume of non-military procurement contracts awarded to SMEs is targeted to be 70% by the end of March 2015. Can you share whether Public Works and Government Services Canada is on track to achieve that target of 70%? Is that 70% the number of contracts or is that a dollar volume?