I have two things.
First of all, I was very interested while listening to your response to previous questions about defence spending. I was struck by it. I would absolutely disagree with your characterization of a so-called plan to meet those targets years well after the current Prime Minister would be the Prime Minister of the country. It is not really a commitment to meet the targets.
Secondly, I hear you talking about the difference in the projections. Essentially, what you're telling us is that the only reason you believe you can meet these targets well into the future is because your government has driven the economy into the toilet. That's what you essentially said. Maybe the PBO is factoring in a future Pierre Poilievre government, and that's why the projections are so much more optimistic.