SDDS plus is a series of measures that have been proposed by the International Monetary Fund to measure the financial health of countries. There was an initial round called SDDS, which stands for special data documentation standard. What it is, as I said, is a series of measures that when you look at them can say that a country is in good shape financially, or there's some serious issues developing in terms of the financial system.
With SDDS, yes, Canada signed onto that proposal, and we made changes to our statistical program to be able to publish everything that they wanted us to publish and in the time frames they wanted us to publish it. SDDS plus is an embellishment of that standard. It requires us to publish more data than we were publishing and in greater detail than we were publishing previously. We were funded to do the additional work. This isn't taking money away from any other program. We were given money in budget 2016 specifically to do this. Given that we have the money and the financial resources, it represents no problem for us to carry out the work. It's relatively straightforward. We know exactly what needs to be done and how to do it. We will be able to, relatively quickly, create things that are necessary. The one area where it's going to be a little more challenging is that we need to create an index of retail, resale, and new housing prices, including condominiums, a comprehensive index. At the moment, we're producing a price index of new houses only, excluding condominiums. We have a fair bit of development work.