I'm going to say two things.
First, that is a process that belongs to the Privy Council Office. I don't know where the staff are and the status of all that, so I can't comment on that part.
What I can say—and this is something that I've said in other committee hearings—is that I want to reassure the committee and Canadians who are watching, that interim or not, I will do everything I have to do. I'm going to say whatever I have to say to do the job. I am representing an important institution, which is the Office of the Auditor General, so again, interim or not, that is not changing how I'm approaching the work.