Maybe I'll move on to the broader question. A number of authorities have made recommendations on improving the fairness in the tendering process. The Auditor General's report, of course, in 2006 recommended that more than one person evaluate the financial side of tendering and that detailed briefings be provided for senior management in all major contracts. There was also a previous Federal Court ruling.
We had the public accounts committee making a number of very strong recommendations, including for Public Works, Treasury Board, and client departments—a certification process to check the veracity of RFPs, and whether Treasury Board has provided public accounts a full explanation for failure to disclose information to the Auditor General, and so forth.
Can you tell us what new measures have been taken, say since 2006, to address these series of recommendations by the Auditor General, by the courts, and by the public accounts committee to avoid situations of fraud, collusion, or bid rigging?