Yes. It's an interesting story, by the way, about why the minister in charge of PrairiesCan wasn't named in the first place. The drafters say that you have to have statutory authority to be named as a lead minister. That ministry didn't have statutory authority, but apparently there are ways in which that can be corrected.
Again, it would be awfully presumptuous to anticipate what all of this is going to yield over time, but there is no attempt here to create any kind of mechanism for duplication or for money to be spent that doesn't play directly to the framework. The first step is to establish the framework. Then we take half a step back and say, “What are the implications of the framework moving forward?” I don't think we can answer that question yet.