Okay.
My last question, Mr. Chairman, is with respect to what the committee has been provided.
I do think, with all due respect, that some of the questions might be.... I'm not saying that anyone's being political here, because I'm sure they're not. They're actually looking at the best interests of the taxpayers today and, equally important, of tomorrow by not deferring liabilities and literally landing that on the next generation of those who would otherwise have to take on that responsibility because it's been deferred.
Essentially, what I would actually do is provide the committee with that information so that they can see it. Therefore, with their fiduciary responsibility and our fiduciary responsibility on behalf of the taxpayers of Canada, we can make the proper decisions based on what's being presented to us both with respect to the asset management plan and the financing plan attached to it. The second part of that is any unfunded liabilities that would otherwise be deferred to the next generation of taxpayers.
Mr. Chairman, how much time do I have left?