Simply stated, there would have to be much greater collaboration. This gets into the spirit of the answer I was trying to formulate for Mr. Godin. There would have to be a whole different kind of psyche for the entire government machinery in terms of what comes into the budget process being substantively costed so that it seeks its budget approvals and its Treasury Board approvals concurrently, so that you're able to table a budget and a main estimates document at the same time.
If Treasury Board and the Department of Finance were in the same place, would that help? Maybe. It's difficult to say. We work together. We're in the same building. They occupy the first five floors; we occupy the next five floors. There's a certain synthesis already. It's difficult to speculate on an ultimate machinery change of that nature.