I have two questions. You've largely addressed them in your presentation.
The first relates to the fact that crown corporations and others are considered part of the finances of the nation. When I was reading through the public accounts today, I was struck by that, because I know for most holding companies, for example, that own holdings in other companies that are separate corporate entities, the parent company does not consider the income of the companies they hold as part of its income. It only considers the disbursements it receives from the subsidiary as being income.
So I'm curious as to why it is done that way.