Mr. Chair, it's a difficult question to answer. Knowing my colleagues across government, if they were presented with very accurate numbers of utilization, I believe that many of them would be compelled to look at how they could reduce space if there were solid data such that the space was not being utilized. I don't think anyone's interest is to hold on to large pieces of underutilized space. In a lot of cases, I would argue that what we would see is underutilized space around the margins where they're thinking, “We may have some expansions to programs. We may have some changes. We won't have the flexibility. I'm a little bit uncertain about giving it up,” but I do think that if you were able to present compelling evidence of underutilized space that could be validated, my colleagues would look to work with us to reduce it.
