Thank you.
On another topic, Ms. Shanahan also talked about tangible assets.
I will switch to English because the document I have is in English.
On the tangible capital asset side, we talked about lands and buildings, and how you guys account for that. When we talk about buildings, I know we look at net book value, and on the accounting cycle, that's how we look at them. However, is there anywhere that we actually have determined the inventory of the number of buildings we have, that the federal government owns across Canada, and their worth? For accounting purposes, we look at the net book; however, in real life, often they have a value that is more than the net book value.
Is there anywhere in any department, whether it's procurement, that actually looks at what value we have in assets that are actually the fair book value?