The PBO did publish a report with respect to the precedents of lapses and the nature of lapses in the past. Again, for us, the focus isn't necessarily on whether lapses are good or bad or the instrument choice; it becomes a question simply around timing. Something we've pointed out in the past is that, again, the timing of when the money flows ends up being important. In terms of the stimulus effects, when you spend the money will have an impact.
As well, with respect to the lapsing of the funds, the point you've made is one that we've made in the past. It's not necessarily a good or a bad thing. It's simply that what was originally budgeted—and what Parliament originally appropriated—has not come to pass. There might be good reasons for that and there might be bad reasons, but a lapse in and of itself is not an indication of anything untoward.