Again, the reason I raised that was that I was reflecting on the audit we had done on Phoenix and the recommendations we had made, and while there could be more changes to approaches and to policy, I was concerned about those being enough to actually prevent another Phoenix from happening.
You can look at all the controls already in place. We have program evaluations, internal audits, departmental audit committees, departmental performance reports, departmental plans and priorities, and Auditor General reports. We have all kinds of things in the system that are supposed to prevent something like Phoenix from happening. Every time there's a problem, we make recommendations and some other controls go in to try to prevent something like Phoenix from happening, but somehow it happened.