Well, I appreciate that. Sometimes simplifying the process might make it easier for auditors and officials to make sure it is accountable. If it's simplified, as opposed to being convoluted....
We heard something similar in the conversation when the comptroller general was here. She made a remark that documentation is so rudimentary and basic, yet we've heard time and again from the Auditor General's office and other reporters about a pattern of lack of documentation.
Do we have a documentation problem? Can you explain why that might be the case? Why are we seeing, over and over again, documentation that's simply not up to snuff?