I'll speak again in favour of the overall public accounts presentation with the public sector accounting standards that have evolved to date. It gives all of that information. You have the current revenues and the current expenses, and those include the amortization of capital and the current expenses. You also have a reconciliation of the bottom line, with the annual results and what happens to federal government assets and liabilities in the accumulated deficit. It's a very good framework.
What I think would be very nice, which my colleague Nicholas Dahir mentioned, is elevating some of that stuff right up to the front of the public accounts. What we would very much like to see is a similar presentation in budgets—