Thank you, sir.
I think you're talking about the selection of infrastructure for divestment in the department. Is that right?
Level one, which is associate deputy minister or the heads of the army, navy, air force, etc., have a look at the infrastructure related to their portfolios and review it on an ongoing basis to determine if there are aspects that are surplus to their requirements. If there are, then they're put up for sale normally through the Canada Lands Company. There is a provision for bringing the proceeds of the sale back into general revenue. It tends to be placed in areas where maintenance repairs are funded for the remaining infrastructure in the department.
Does that answer your question?