Mr. Chair, my answer to that is no, not necessarily. It would depend on.... It's very counterfactual. We're in the realm of the counterfactual here—how that money is profiled over time. It wouldn't necessarily particularly change the slope of the line on, say, deficit-to-GDP or the deficit numbers themselves.
That being said, from our perspective—and again, ultimately, the clean audit opinion speaks volumes about the validity of the decision that was made.... The point here is that, by booking those revenues when they were booked, we believe that the public accounts are a more accurate reflection.