It's literally called "Public Accounts".
Every fall, the Receiver General publishes the Public Accounts of Canada, a three-volume set of documents that provide substantial detail on the government's financial operations over the previous fiscal year.
www.canada.ca
You're comments are null and void after that one.
Lets see what Carney's platform has to say about this.
Canada is a prosperous country but we are not as prosperous as we could be. This is not a new problem but it is one we can no longer ignore. Our productivity is not growing as fast as other countries’, meaning our paycheques are smaller than they could be, and the revenues we rely on<a...
liberal.ca
-To do that we will separate capital and operating spending within the government, and back this with a change in legislation that will be supported by new powers and resources for the Parliamentary Budget Office.
This new approach will not change how Canada’s public accounts are built and will maintain generally accepted accounting principles. It will create a more transparent categorization of the expenditure that contributes to capital formation in Canada. This is also consistent with the public finance practices of other advanced economies such as the United Kingdom.
From the horses mouth, he is not actually changing anything. He can't. He knows it, you don't.
What he is doing is creating his own reporting to avoid talking about debt and present what he wants, how he wants.
People like you will believe it's a standard. Smart people know better.
financialpost.com
