Obviously, the number of pages shows you the amount of information that we have to produce and collect. That takes time. Every department does that.
The different jurisdictions also work in different sets of legislative frameworks. For example, in our case, like for some provinces, we need to table these in Parliament. In some other cases, they release the actual public accounts and don't have to formally table them. In a year like last year, had we been in a different legislative framework, we could have released that information, perhaps, before Parliament resumed in November 2021.
There are also other practices where some elect to stagger the tabling. If they have two volumes, they'd table volume one and then volume two later.
Those are all the types of avenues we're trying to look at and what we would need to do to try to advance these tablings.
Again, that level of complexity when I talked about revenues.... In a province, the portion of their tax revenues is probably about 35% on average of their total revenue. Again, the methodologies they use to come up with their accrual number are probably a lot less sophisticated than ours, where it is extremely material and where we want to make sure there's no misstatement in an area like—