It's not all perfect. It is very uneven, I think, as the Auditor General's report points out.
We do push back. We do play a challenge function. On a weekly basis, we make decisions about whether proposals are ready to go to cabinet because they have done the necessary policy work for there to be a good conversation at cabinet.
The agendas of cabinet change on a weekly basis exactly because we play a challenge function and push items back. As Renée said earlier, depending on all of the issues that are in a proposal, sometimes the GBA will be important enough that we'll be able to push back. Sometimes it's one component of many others and the timing is such that the proposals need to come forward, so hopefully we have a chance to catch up on the GBA and some other things at the evaluation cycle of policies and programs.