I appreciate all that, Minister, and I think you've laid out your rationale for it, but you didn't answer the question. The number in this article is $14.1 billion. The number you gave is $15.8 billion. They're both very specific numbers, and I'm wondering what they're based on. Arguably, you could provide the direction to find cost savings, and this assumes that there's some sort of slop in departmental budgets. I don't think anyone would argue that there isn't, but why are there specific numbers: $14.1 billion and $15.8 billion? What are they based on? Are they based on some kind of preliminary evaluation?
This is out of honest curiosity.