Justice committee  When we were part of Justice, as the old Federal Prosecution Service, at that stage, access to information, planning, human resources, finance, and those types of activities were covered by the units within Justice that did those. When we leave, we have to establish our own acces

Justice committee  Organized crime cases usually involve a number of accused. They usually follow a lengthy investigation. They usually entail a lengthy trial. There's also an incredible amount of documentation associated with them by way of wiretaps. We often have to be involved in the pre-charge

Justice committee  We never look at whether we win or lose a case. It goes back to the famous dictum in the Supreme Court of Canada case called Boucher. We're not there to win or lose a case; we're there to put the case fairly before the courts. You'll see in our report that we talk about a measur

Justice committee  Do you have in front of you the reports on plans and priorities? Is that the only document you have? What you have there is the money that was transferred from Justice. It shows $86.3 million, and there's also $12.2 million that represents employee benefit plans. That $12.2 milli

Justice committee  Okay, so the $12.2 million doesn't show up in that. In any event, that money is not part of our budget. It's money that sits with Treasury Board.

Justice committee  It was designated before we were staffed.

Justice committee  In terms of additional money in budget 2006, as part of the accountability action plan—

Justice committee  Yes, 2006. There was $15 million in one-time transition costs over two years, and there was $7.8 million in permanent, ongoing costs that were allowed to us. We have to make a submission to Treasury Board to access those funds.

Justice committee  No, because it's not part of the main estimates. It's money we have to access by going to supplementaries.

Justice committee  No, it doesn't. Again, that is money we have to access through the supplementary estimates, following a submission to Treasury Board.

Justice committee  We haven't used any of that money yet. As I mentioned, we have to make a submission to Treasury Board.

Justice committee  We plan on making a submission.

Justice committee  I'll ask Mr. Fortin to give more detail, but the $15 million was intended to cover moving costs, some infrastructure costs in terms of IMIT—information management and information technology—and things of that nature. For example, right now our headquarters is co-located with Just

Justice committee  We're working on the details. We want to do this prudently. We don't want to just go in and ask for $15 million and say—

Justice committee  We'd first have to go to Treasury Board, before ministers. We go to ministers first.