It's difficult to answer that question in the abstract. What I'll say, though, is that the recommendation in the legacy report of the last public accounts committee, which I thought was well written, provides the foundation for what you're asking about.
The recommendation refers to the fact that our funding should be stable. There can be fluctuations, but—let me put it another way—we wouldn't want to see a situation where, from one year to the next, our funding fluctuates such that we can't hire the people we need in short order or, on the other hand, that we have to lay off a number of employees. The stability of funding will be important, however it works.
You make a great point about the fact that we should be accountable. We welcome accountability. We are a major promoter of accountability. We have no problem justifying our funding requests, and we appreciate the committee's role in holding us to account.