Certainly those reports are open for examination at the estimates hearings, and a lot of questions are based on those annual reports. But there's also a system whereby these committees look at particular annual reports within their subject areas and report on them, and they can do that at any time of the year. They can take up particular matters out of annual reports any time of the year, hold separate hearings on those particular matters, and use the annual reports as the basis of, in effect, separate inquiries into particular matters that appear in those annual reports.
One particular committee, the committee on finance and public administration, has the duty of examining those annual reports and checking whether they come up to the prescribed standards of annual reports. That work, as you can imagine, is very largely done by the staff of the committee, but that committee has the specific task of checking that annual reports come up to the expected standard.