Thank you, Mr. Chair.
To the Office of the Auditor General, thank you for your work. I know that you mentioned overseeing your 250 employees in your talking points. Most of those would have been involved at some point in overseeing the public accounts. It's a monumental task.
You indicated that the public accounts were presented fairly and that there was clean accounting that followed accepted accounting principles and standards. I guess it's a compliment not only to you but also to the staff at the Department of Finance, because it's a monumental task to undertake on such a huge budget. I think it's 27 or 28 consecutive years that your office has overseen it with a clean record.
The question that I was looking to ask was on separating the capital investment in future budgets to focus on operational spending versus capital spending. What are your thoughts on that?