Actually, we initiated these discussions with the previous auditor general, and we kind of agreed. I know Karen does also. We haven't looked at the form of the public accounts in quite a while. The environment has changed. We have a lot more automation. There are a lot more reports being posted on departmental websites, so there is some duplication. For example, in volume II you would see the financial statements of the departments that operate under a revolving fund. Again, the audits of these revolving funds are published on their respective websites.
There is also this notion of ex gratia payments. We're divulging in these books, line by line, every ex gratia payment over $100 and grouping ex gratia payments under $100. These limits have been there for up to 40 years in some cases, so we know that $100 is not worth the same today as it was before. Is there an opportunity to trim down and readjust certain fields? Our thinking was that we would start.... The pandemic stopped us a bit, but we will continue to see what the improvements could be, and we would welcome the engagement of this committee in helping us to work through these proposed changes in the future.