May I just comment for PCO as well?
Our focus is on the policy officers who actually do work on the front line with departments in terms of developing policy. That would include directors of operations. I think the role of champion at PCO, as in the case of Treasury Board, is a senior-level public servant in the Privy Council Office. Again, it's a role that's embedded in terms of there being a number of policy secretariats that are responsible for policy initiatives coming forward to cabinet policy committees. That's where the nucleus of real support is.
So the assistant secretary of social development policy is very fitting. That's a very senior-level position. I think it clearly speaks to the importance and the prominence that's given to the issue. It's also the right position for the policy secretariat, because it makes sure that position ensures that the appropriate training is provided the policy officers so they can actually perform their policy challenge function and that they are sensitive to the issues and the kinds of considerations they should be asking at the table whenever an initiative is being developed.