Yes, but let me add, Chair, that we began this review and began the discussion about the reporting strategy and actually looked at all of this close to a year ago now. At that point the reports were not getting the same kind of visibility as the last one has, and I take that.
On the question of recommendations, you were right that it is beyond our control. We cannot force government to act on recommendations, but it is a measure of our effectiveness nonetheless. So we have to look at whether there are things we can do differently or that we can have the system do differently to try to make those recommendations.
The recommendations are valuable ones. They are not done lightly, and they are things that we believe should change.
