Thank you. I imagine there are a number of ways of going about it, whether by regulations, through Treasury Board, or by legislation.
I would also point out that Crown corporations account for a third of assets, liabilities and expenses in the 2020-2021 financial statements. So it is very important for Quebecers and Canadians to be able to access that information if they wish. It is a question of transparency and accountability. In saying this, I am looking at my colleagues. Achieving that could be our legacy as members of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts.
In the minute remaining, I would like to ask a celebrity in our midst a question.
Mr. Sabia, I have followed your work in Quebec for a number of years and I am delighted to see you here.
You talked about scenarios you developed at the finance department as to rising interest rates, and in particular the inflation anticipated in the coming months. Last week, in fact, I was at a meeting of the Standing Committee on Finance attended by officials from the Bank of Canada, which is predicting higher inflation rates.
Did you consider these predictions regarding the rate of inflation and, potentially, the drop...