Thank you, Mr. Chairman. That does shed some light for me and I would like to thank the Minister for that answer. There is another thing that concerns me. As we reviewed the departments in the draft main estimates, there are still some departments that do business a little bit differently. That kind of concerns me in terms of the budgeting process. The Housing Corporation is one and MACA is another. That is one of the issues that I have been bringing up. I believe I asked the Minister at one point if we follow the generally accepted accounting principles when doing our budgets. The answer was yes. Yet in committee we are still seeing different departments doing things differently. What I meant by my question there, Mr. Chairman, even though they are following the accounting principle, I think I wanted it standardized, so that when I am in committee I am able to compare apples to apples instead of apples to oranges. That would make committee work that much easier when we are able to compare departments. It would allow us to analyze better, we would be able to see actual percentages and we can compare that between departments.

Mr. Chairman, I would like to ask the Minister again, when we are using our generally accepted accounting principles when deliberating the budgets, is it the same for all departments? I would like it to be the same for all departments. Is that what is being presented before us in our 2005-2006 Main Estimates, Mr. Chairman?