The public accounts is actually the closest that we have in presenting, as you call it, the total balance sheet. We put a dollar figure on the expenditures, obviously, the revenues, and the liabilities. In terms of the assets, we do not put a dollar figure on the assets because we self-insure. Even if an asset had a certain value, we would put a dollar figure on it if we were about to sell the asset, but not put it into the value of the books of Canada. If we did, we would actually have to measure every single asset that we have, put a market value to it, and some of it is irreplaceable. At some point, you look at your liabilities and you look at the assets if you sell them.
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