That's a good point, because it involves dozens of billions of dollars of government borrowing, so it's not spending per se. What we are wondering is the extent to which Crown corporations have done a risk assessment. For those of you who may not be familiar with that, it's a sensitivity analysis. For example, if the economy deteriorates by 5% or gets better by 5%, or if there is an external shock, exchange rate, whatever, what would be the impact on the default rates of these Crown corporations that are lending to businesses in various sectors?
Some Crown corporations are very good and proactive at disclosing that, using that and showing the impact on their balance sheets of these sensitivity analyses. Others are less forthcoming when it comes to that. Off the top of my head, CMHC was quite good at indicating the risk management or the risk—