I would say that's where the weaknesses begin. The work was done after Ms. Hogan's report was submitted, and I can now confirm that, in 78% of cases, there is some explanation; the person has legal status. That still leaves 33,000 cases that we should have followed up on. As I explained before you arrived, it is the number of suspicious cases that should determine the level of our efforts, not budget constraints. Budgets are not unlimited, but if there is a case presenting a risk, we should address it. To my knowledge, yes, there are cases where we received no response. In my opinion, that indicates a high risk, and we should have been more proactive, but ultimately, as Ms. Hogan said, we closed the case, which I find unacceptable.
