It will take me a second to find the exact number in terms of the dollar value for the audit, but I do have the number with me. As I flip through this, I'll try to respond to the other elements of your question.
The policy requires organizations, departments, and agencies to put in place an audit committee. That audit committee is what you reference as an advisory committee. That actually might have been the word I said earlier. The audit committee has to be independent of the organization itself, so the policy says that the audit committee must have as majority members people who are external to the organization. Internal audit by definition is a management function, so it's a committee then, even though it's made up of external members, who will in fact be providing advice, in this case, to the commissioner who is responsible for the organization. I might have said “advisory” as opposed to “audit” committee.
You asked as well, is the risk-based audit plan put together? It's currently drafted. It was a process we contracted out. We hired a consulting firm, a professional audit firm, to do that piece of work. That audit plan is going to be presented to the committee this month, two weeks from now.
Another element of your question was, have the audit committee members been selected? They have been. Their names are Laurel Murray, who is a CA, as as well Jocelyne Côté-O’Hara, who are both independent, don't work for the federal public service.
In terms of the amount, just give me a second, I'll try to find it.