Any time we approach an audit, obviously we look at the risk that fraud may have occurred or that there's a risk that fraud could occur in a program, and that will obviously cause us to either scrutinize a program differently or in more depth. As you mentioned, those two programs are very significant. They have had a big impact on Canadians and will likely be items that we will spend some time looking at.
We do recognize that as decisions were made quickly in order to react to the pandemic and in order to support Canadians, errors might occur, and when those errors occur, we would expect that an organization would have a mechanism in place to identify those and also have processes, procedures and mechanisms in place in order to address or correct those errors and, if needed, recoup any funds that were paid in error.