That's the obvious problem.
It's easy for me to articulate how to get it done. It's not complicated. I've outlined it. The fact that it hasn't gotten done is all political. Usually, it could be viewed as one minister wins, and one minister loses. That's why my suggestion has always been that the best time to do it is during the course of a campaign where you're going to appoint new ministers. At that time, it's not taking something away from a minister and giving it to somebody else. I think that's the best time to do it.
You're correct, however. It's just political, and as I've said, there's no reason not to do it. It saves money. It saves time. You get better performance measures, so I'd look to this committee to strongly advocate for it, as has the Canadian defence industry. The Prime Minister has asked for it to be done, and it hasn't been done. The Parliamentary Budget Officer also espouses it. You have everybody saying it should be done, but it hasn't been done.