I see you, Mr. Desjarlais, and I will turn to you shortly.
The reason I note that distinction is that in the course of my summer readings and investigation I discovered that the public accounts committee in Westminster, in Britain, distinguishes two different types of reviews. One is a value-for-money audit, which is what we do here, based on Auditor General reports, but a separate track is called “investigations”, which are a little less time-consuming. That's not what we're considering here and this is not something our committee has done, so this would be a value-for-money audit.
I'm going to turn to Mr. Desjarlais first, and then I'll recognize you, Ms. Bradford.
Mr. Desjarlais, you have the floor.