Instead of the old process that was in place before, members of the finance committee would examine Canada Revenue Agency allocations. Members of the transport and infrastructure committee would review the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority. Members of the heritage committee would review Canadian Heritage allocations. That meant that parliamentarians were able to dig down into those numbers. Instead, based on the answer you've just given, and maybe you'll give a different one, which you've shown you can do today so far, the reality is that a big $7-billion ask will come to a single committee, with roughly a dozen members, and they will be required to provide scrutiny in a short period of time and vote upon the approval for those funds.
On May 3rd, 2018. See this statement in context.