We are working on modernizing—I don't want to say revolutionizing, but in some ways it is—and moving forward in terms of changing the way we establish metrics and measure results. Right now the processes, including for the program architecture, the whole way we do it, are focused on process and not on results. We are moving towards a results-focused approach. At some point I want to come back to this committee and go through that more thoroughly.
I'm coming back to the committee on June 21, I think, on the budget estimates process. Perhaps at that time we can talk a little more about some of the results framework. I think that would be appropriate, if it's fine with the committee, to talk about that. It is a huge shift in how governments, from ministers to public servants, get results on behalf of Canadians and parliamentarians can hold us to account for that.
Can we incorporate that then in—