I think that's a luxury that our office enjoys, in that we can take a step back and look at a process from start to finish. As I said here, we set out to just look at the reforms, but we didn't ignore a gap when we saw it.
I think that if you look at what a Canadian will see when they look at their government, they see us all in one big box together and they don't see all of these silos into which we like to divide up work. I would have expected better collaboration, which is exactly why we issued a recommendation to do that—to share information among the federal family so that cases that need to be acted on can be acted on.