Thank you. I think this is an important area in that we do live in a computer age and we need to have adequate technology and computer systems to do our work. I have just been noticing that I'm not sure if the government is keeping up to date with the upgrading of programs and such. I can tell you that I have, I think, a more smooth, better and faster-running system in my home and I don't think I have a state-of-the-art system there either. It's just got me worrying that the government has for too many years now not been investing money that's necessary to keep with the program. I'm not even sure if the computer network program that we have in the government now can keep up with just a middle-of-the-road line of products, not just the most advanced kind.

I don't want to see a situation where, a year or two or three years down the road, we find ourselves having to spend a lot of money to upgrade the system if we are neglecting to do it now or we have neglected to do it for the last three or four years. So I still didn't get a specific answer from the Minister. Does the Minister know whether we have spent adequate money or made the investments necessary to keep up the system and whether or not there's a mandate given to the TS Centre? Now that they have been consolidated, they can look at the government-wide technology and information system to see what needs there are. Not so that everybody has the fanciest system in the world, but just so that we don't find ourselves in a situation that we may try to save a few bucks and end up having a lot higher costs inadvertently. Thank you, Madam Chair.