Sure. In this audit we looked at whether the government itself understood what it was trying to manage with respect to species at risk, that is, the abundance and distribution of the 389 species at risk on federal lands.
We looked at our previous audit. We had concluded the government didn't know the abundance and distribution of these species on its own land in order to manage them effectively, so we recommended they get a handle on that and create an inventory of species at risk on federal lands. We found they have yet to do that.
We also looked at where they were in relation to the Species at Risk Act, which requires the government to have produced 228 recovery strategies, as at the end of our audit, and they had only produced 55 of those 228.
We were looking at a much more fundamental level. Do they know what they're trying to manage, first of all?