We didn't look at the contracts, so I can't really talk to that. But I think it's important for the committee to realize that these are very complex projects that are being undertaken in heritage buildings. As I mentioned earlier, anyone who has ever done a renovation of an old house knows that when you open up the walls, you sometimes find things that you never expected to find.
What might interest the committee--I don't know if you have done it--is to actually go with Public Works to see some of the rehabilitation work going on and some of the challenges they have in managing this. I was fortunate enough when we were doing the audit to be able to visit the site of the work that was being done in the West Block on the tower. It was actually very impressive to see the kind of care they were taking, obviously with the historic...but to see some of the challenges they had to deal with as well in doing that work. That might be a suggestion for the committee.