Then someone decided that maybe we could stay at Place Victoria and it came to your desk to sign off. I guess the arguments were that we could rent this other place to some other agency or some other group. So you have two leases. What you really did as the minister at the time was you extended the lease at Place Victoria at the request or concerns of the group. In terms of serving the regions of Quebec, it's an ideal place for anyone coming from the regions to be able to be right in downtown Montreal, almost in fact at the railway station.
So when you look at the costs, you seem to say to this committee today that maybe we really gained money as a result of the decision you and Madam Cochrane made, if you look at the extension of the lease of Place Victoria and the eventual leasing of the Place Bonaventure site.
Just before I finish, do you have any more information, Mr. Goodale, to give to this committee? I have trouble finding someone at fault, as Mr. Sweet says, someone to blame.