You are referring to our report on the Canada emergency response benefit program. In that program we absolutely recognize that the government applied what were best practices in the international sector when it came to emergency management. Those practices point to the fact that the priority in an emergency should be to get money and services out to those in need.
The government did that in a way that limited some prepayment controls. While there were some automated checks in the two programs that we looked at, the focus was put on post-payment preventative controls. There is a time, however, when you have to make that shift from emergency management to more long-term management, and you need to start introducing more controls on the preventative side instead of the detection side, after the fact. After 20-odd months in a pandemic, I would expect that the government is starting to adjust and implement those controls—