In terms of the determination of fairness, point number one is that the Auditor General concluded that we had followed the normal processes. The Auditor General was very clear in saying that in this particular instance those processes were not sufficient, given some of the questions that were forthcoming from suppliers.
Let me speak to specifics. The committee needs to know that as part of this process, when we say it was open and transparent, there was a letter of interest, there was a draft RFP on the street, and there were bidders conferences. So this opportunity to provide information to suppliers was ongoing.
Out of 289 questions raised during the bidders conference, two questions pertained to the property management aspect.