Thank you for being here, Ms. Fraser. It's always a pleasure to have you come before the committee. I must say that I find it even more pleasant now that I am in opposition.
I want to reiterate some of what you said. In fact, I'm going to quote from page 11 of your report. You said:
The governance framework in place is inadequate to guide the overall rehabilitation of the Parliament buildings. In particular, decision making and accountability are fragmented, and the framework does not allow for reaching consensus on priorities and committing resources to implement long-term plans. ...These gaps in governance contribute to the delays in addressing the continuing deterioration of the Parliament buildings.
It's worrisome because what this seems to suggest is that these buildings may be deteriorating faster than the ever-so-slow work to repair them is occurring. Can you tell us if there's been any meaningful progress since you tabled your audit?