Perhaps I can follow up on that.
It's not so much about not having the backward-looking—I shouldn't say that, because an auditor helps us make sure that the foundation that lies below us, what's happened in the past, doesn't get repeated—or that when we look at best practices, we can continue to perform the good stuff. Now, on that foundation, a commissioner can take that information and go forward.
I just don't see it clearly, and maybe you can clarify it for me. Explain to me how the Auditor General's office and a commissioner under the Auditor General can take that information and actually promote the cause or make sure that they are advocates for future promotion of something we want to attain.