Yasmin Ratansi at the Government Operations and Estimates Committee

I'm not questioning that. I fully understand, because it's a risky business. We are in a risky business: we're managing taxpayers' dollars.

Are you the chief internal auditor? Are there managers of audit in every government department who will be reporting to you if they see any risks?

We've seen classic examples. A case in point is Mr. Guité. Can we not have checks and balances in place through a risk management strategy, where you have your managers report to the chief internal auditor, who would be you, so then you can directly report to the President of the Treasury Board?

I'm just trying to conceptualize it.