Well, it would be good to get some examples from you, perhaps in writing, which would fulfill a need that we have here for more clarity on this, because certainly the commissioner's report suggests that it's very limited success.
It does lead to another thing that has been bothering a number of us. Many of us have been on this committee since late 2015. We have done lots of reports with lots of recommendations, but when it's time to go back and find out what has been done—and I will certainly point to, for instance, the “risks and benefits” study that came out in 2019—precious little has even been started, much less accomplished.
I guess I have to wonder. Given this information and given the gaps that we've seen mentioned time and time again, the priority setting has to be questioned, and the use of the resources as well. The government has put a lot more resources into the DFO since 2015, and it is disappointing to see a lack of progress on really critical facets of managing this resource.
Again, who sets the priorities? Are you convinced that they're the right ones? Are you reviewing them, Mr. Williams?