I certainly can't speak for the Canada Revenue Agency, although I personally don't know of any such mechanisms that allow the ground-level workers to feed up on some of those issues.
Recently there was a huge failure in the Supreme Court on the Cameco case. Again, going back to those who were involved in that case, there are legislative loopholes and there's nothing for them to do about that.
Sorry; I completely lost my train of thought, Julie.
Our auditors are telling us that they are simply lacking in particular resources and that they could do this job if those gaps were closed. I'm sorry if I'm not answering your question. As I say, I kind of lost my train of thought.
We're very passionate about this because we do have mechanisms for our members to feed up to us. We're hearing from them on a regular basis. We've conducted a number of surveys, some of which we've referenced during this testimony. Our members are telling us that there are gaps that need to be addressed. We're using this forum, as well as any other forum we can have a voice in, to ensure that their voices are heard by the decision-makers.