Well, it was an excellent question. I did have a chance to read the committee's proceedings from that session, so I've had a longer opportunity to reflect on that point.
Important in my thinking, before I come to a judgment, are a few considerations. One, we knew from a very early stage that Prime Minister Harper had announced that the G-8 summit, held in our normal year, would be in Huntsville. He did that long before G-20 summits had been invented for global governance life. My former colleague, Michael Ignatieff, publicly assured the voters of Canada that were he elected prime minister he would keep the G-8 summit in Muskoka. Again, that was before the fact that Canada would be hosting the G-20 summit.
So to come to the end, it really depends on where you start. Some considerable portion of the expenses to prepare the Muskoka site were actually incurred before we knew we would be hosting the G-20--