Mr. Tom Whelan:

Yes, because we are limited to two pages by the Department. The Department of Public Expenditure, National Development Plan Delivery and Reform asked us to fill in the equality budgeting and then our main indicators are published in the Revised Estimates. What is published in the public service performance report is a subset of that. What we are talking about here is a report in 2022, so those indicators would have been set back in November-December 2021. The well-being process has moved on a lot since then. We set targets a year in advance and they are reported the year after, and that is why we are behind on that.