Sure.
The internal audit is the policy that was revamped because of the Federal Accountability Act, and with that, all departments and agencies had to put in place an internal audit program. Internal audit, by definition, is a process where one looks at its internal operations. You study yourself and just find out if everything is working fine or whether improvements are required.
As part of our obligation to respond to that policy, we're asking for additional resources, with the support of Treasury Board Secretariat, to put in place an internal audit program. With that we have to set up an advisory committee. The majority of the members must be external to the organization. As part of that process, you would do a risk-based audit plan in which you would assess the risks of your organization and decide where you think an internal audit is appropriate. Basically having considered that audit plan, that committee would then make recommendations to the commissioner and then she would presumably approve certain audits that would take place. You would contract out those audits and then deal with the results of them.