There has never been anything like it since 1867. I think that Canada's performance compares well to that of other countries. All of the governments, both Liberal and Conservative—never New Democrat, unfortunately—managed to keep most of their promises.
According to the Polimètre program, a tool created by the former director of the Department of Political Science at Laval University—whose name I have unfortunately forgotten—governments meet 90% of their promises, even if the public does not always agree with that assessment.
Could you explain why it would be useful to have a Results and Delivery Unit, which is quite costly, although Canada is an extremely rich and well-functioning country? All of the governments managed to implement their programs. Why do we need that?