I have only one quick question, really. I'm following up on Mr. Poilievre's earlier question. Seeing as how this money was generated initially from the consolidated revenue fund, is it not felt that it's necessary...? I follow Mr. Poilievre on this. I believe that we, as government, should be monitoring what the total cost of borrowing or the total cost of investing is.
The initial investments that went there came from consolidated revenue, and we should be monitoring that year over year, at least at different increments throughout the life of the investment, to determine what the total cost of that investment was. That's not only what the total cost was of the initial investment, but also the net cost associated with that investment.
Mr. Botham, I just want to ask you, do you believe that it is important or not important to Canadian taxpayers to know that they're getting tangible value for that asset, recognizing that venture market capital is a very risky business? I totally agree that the federal government has a responsibility to be in that marketplace, but I also think the Canadian taxpayers have a right to know how that investment is performing versus where that other money could have been.