I'd like to go back to some of the comments that came in response to one of Mr. Blaikie's questions.
Ms. Santiago, you mentioned the limitation of the contingency vote in the event of a catastrophic problem in a larger department through which the numbers would just overwhelm the limited funds in vote 5, and that it would necessitate an appeal to Parliament to have additional funds.
Isn't that somewhat the point? If there was something catastrophic in a large department, should that not come to Parliament's attention? Shouldn't there be a necessity for a vote in Parliament to reallocate money to deal with a large-scale failure?