We did look at what happened in Queensland and how they resolved it. We really looked at that as reference material to assess what was going on here, both in Public Services and Procurement Canada and in Treasury Board, to determine how the government, here in Canada, was dealing with the issue.
That's what we were doing. We found the same types of things that you said. They recognized the problem very quickly and recognized that they needed to put in place a way of dealing with it. Fundamentally, we said that here, it took much longer to recognize the seriousness of the problem and put in place an all-of-government governance structure to deal with those problems.
I think the Queensland example is a very good reference point for how to deal with those types of issues.