On the question of how we manage the information we receive from partners and stakeholders in terms of potential fraudulent activities, we take that information and we adapt our controls accordingly. This is an ongoing function that we have in the agency. We've always had that concern of potential fraudulent activities from criminals who are trying to defraud the agency. We are always in contact with authorities to make sure that we are aware of any potential schemes. We continue to evolve our programs and adapt the delivery of our programs to make sure we close those doors if ever we find them.
We're not isolated from what's happening in the world. Any private or public organization is subject to those attempts. We invest in and make sure we have the people and the tools to detect those attempts and add, when necessary, corrective actions.
We were made aware in the summer of 2020 of potential fraudulent activities. We've adapted our programs and our practices accordingly.
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