It's a question, I would say, that touches every aspect of all our institutions across the private, public and non-profit sectors. One thing that I think happened in the later 20th century was an effort to build into our organizations the kind of frameworks and structures for accountability and responsibility that would ensure that everything worked at the highest standards.
There's no doubt that, in doing that, at times we haven't sought the most efficient ways of doing that across all sectors, so what I think we're all doing now—my sense is that we're doing it in every company and government institution that I've been close to—is finding more efficient ways of doing what we're doing. The Bouchard report, for example, was certainly down that path.
Can we coordinate better, can we be more efficient, can we simplify and so on? I think this is a shared pursuit everywhere and one that will definitely continue to be important as we try to optimize every dollar.