We are in that transitionary year. You know that the process is changing so in the future budget items would have been secured and available to be added to the main estimates before we appear at this meeting with you before this committee. We will get there, but this is the awkward transitionary year where not everything has been completely lined up. Maybe it's not the best of answers. At the end of the day, when we go through the supplementary estimates process to follow later in the year, these items won't be tabled in the standard way as you would have seen before. They will be published, nonetheless, in our supplementary estimates as dollars coming to the department. Certainly, that would be an opportunity where we can have a much more fulsome dialogue.
To the questions that were asked earlier, it's impossible for us to presume Parliament will approve them exactly the way we have thought about them. We can't publish them in our plans. We obviously have a very solid idea of what we were thinking and what we need them for. At some point, once we've refined those plans and they have been accepted by the Treasury Board, then we will have that planning detail to be able to have a fulsome dialogue here at this committee.
