Mr. Speaker, we currently have action plans with eight provinces and two territories to reduce duplication. Over the last year, we signed 64 agreements with the provinces and the territories and they are all public. Consequently, we have no problem with letting the opposition marvel at such achievements.
By September 12, 1994, eight agreements had been concluded with Quebec. Of course, there have not been any since, but we continue to use money to reduce duplication and overlap. We do not talk about it: We do it.