Thank you for that.
In 2012, in the chapter when we looked at the transition, we also looked at the governance process between the two departments to ensure that information about benefits and programs is coordinated, harmonized, and shared.
As mentioned in paragraph 4.69 of that report, we found that there were gaps in the steering committee between some senior officials. They were charged with addressing the issues that you're raising, one of which was information sharing. What we found was that they had these priorities, but they weren't really tracking whether they were being accomplished and whether they had timelines for their completion, so there were gaps.
The good news was that there was a mechanism to coordinate and harmonize, but it wasn't being tracked and there were gaps in that process.