Exactly. A lot of this is about managing risks and having programs designed around those risks. It doesn't have to be in the Public Accounts of Canada; it could be in the financial statement discussion and analysis, and that is really the story that talks to you about the numbers. It could be in other reporting that the government might do.
For example, we also highlight in our commentary in paragraph 47 some instances in which the government is imposing certain requirements around social governance, risks, and climate risks. There are the green bonds, and there are new requirements for the Crown corporations coming in, so it will be scattered about, which is probably the best way to do it. It would then be up to the government to somehow roll that into the public accounts to demonstrate that it has done its responsibilities and due diligence.