I do.
To go back to Alan's point about the immense costs of this, whatever the right number is, they are huge, and I think that we have not been well served by the amount and frequency of transparent communication about what's been happening on these shipbuilding projects over the last decade. It has waxed and waned, but I think it's at a bit of a low point right now. We shouldn't be relying on hearings like this as the key mechanism to learn what's happening on an investment of this immense volume of money. I think it's too important to be left to this infrequent series of communications.
A previous minister of PSPC suggested making quarterly shipbuilding reports. I'm sure that will terrify bureaucrats, but given how much money is at stake, I think that kind of attempt will better serve Canadians and make sure that we actually know what's happening, why decisions are being made, where the costs are and when we're going to get ships.