Thank you.
I have a question that you could answer, and then maybe you could answer Mr. Kelly's question.
My concern is with the difference between the opinions of the PBO and the Auditor General. The PBO asserted that the budget implementation vote does not allow sufficient oversight by Parliament, yet you have put in measures that allow for this oversight. The oversight has been the initiatives; you've got line-by-line items; they are controlled by legislation.
I've always been aware of this fight between economists and accountants. The accountants know their debits and credits; they know what to do with them. The economists do the fun things—not the fun things, the boring things. Could you explain how we can reconcile the two to clarify to parliamentarians that we still have the ability to keep the government accountable?