They are to be unaudited, exactly. If you want to do it sixty days after the quarter ends, there's no way you could do audits. If you went the audit route, it's quite an expensive proposition.
October 27th, 2009 / 5:10 p.m.
Acting Assistant Comptroller General, Financial Management and Analysis Sector, Treasury Board Secretariat
They are to be unaudited, exactly. If you want to do it sixty days after the quarter ends, there's no way you could do audits. If you went the audit route, it's quite an expensive proposition.
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