The fiscal group at the Department of Finance actually does look at the overall requirements of government from the point of view of figuring out how much the government needs to borrow. They do look at the overall lapse situation and spending information. These are the folks who do the Fiscal Monitor, so they do have information on that and they do some tracking of that.
I don't know how up to date their information is. Maybe Bill could help me with that. But on the finance department from a fiscal management point of view, I wouldn't want to give the impression they're not doing this, because they certainly do it. From the point of view of the $3 billion in vote 35, that really is a matter of requiring the authority to provide some cash bridging. It's more an authority issue than it is what I would call a fiscal framework issue, if I could put it that way.