That leads to my next question. They've put through the Treasury Board process only 25% of what we did last year, so if anything, they're getting more “sclerotic”, as has been quoted in the old report. We're actually going backwards, then, in speeding up the process that is causing the government to put the $7 billion into this almost fake vote in order to have access to spending. We're seeing oversight being taken away and a lack of clarity on what the results are going to be, but the government is actually going backwards in the administrative process. Does this cause you concern? If this continues, do you think we're going to end up needing a $10-billion or a $15-billion vote for the next year?
On May 8th, 2018. See this statement in context.