Exactly. I think this idea that organizations can put forward financial plans for approval at Treasury Board, which are ultimately voted on by Parliament in the estimates, and if they fail, they can come forward and say it's really not their fault that they broke their commitments, because the problem is that Parliament didn't give them more money than they asked for....
When you put forward a business case and you say you're going to save the money, it's your organization's job to save that money. It is not the job of the political level of government to reach into the taxpayer's pocket and find you an extra $56 million to meet the mandate that you failed to meet.