What we found in the audit on the investing in Canada plan is that it included three buckets. It included projects announced in the 2016 and 2017 budgets and also legacy programs. As you mentioned, those legacy programs account for about half of the funding, $92 billion.
When those legacy programs were designed and the reporting structures and accountability mechanisms set up, they weren't thought of in the context of the investing in Canada plan, so an adjustment was not made for their reporting to align with the plan.
Therefore, when half of your spending cannot be tracked in a similar and consistent way, it is difficult to demonstrate whether or not the plan is on target to meet the expected results and its overall objectives. One of our recommendations, then, focuses on the ability to try to find a way to ensure that you can capture the progress, results and outcomes of those legacy programs under the envelope and reporting framework of the investing in Canada plan.