From 1990, a little less than 1.5%, 2% of the time. Is that right? So I'm wondering what carrot or stick it needs. We've talked about different mechanisms: placing this in a different department, placing it within Finance, placing it within PCO. One of the witnesses we called, either a current or former head of the PCO...to say, “You're in charge of the government, so what are you doing about this? If less than 3% of the time this is actually happening, that stinks.”
What carrot and stick would you suggest needs to be employed to get that up?