I do think it was probably more dramatic after the art heist in the Louvre.
What was there? We were missing artwork, and that's in the Auditor General's report. Pieces of art were lent back in the 1980s to a variety of offices. Some of them have been found. Some of it was sloppy paperwork and it was actually a duplicate; we actually had the piece.
The department has accepted all of the Auditor General's recommendations, and we have taken additional measures to enhance the record-keeping and inventory management systems. Today the collection is stored in a secure place. It's a restricted facility with 24-hour monitoring, motion detection and environmental controls to preserve these cultural treasures, under the proper humidity and temperature controls. The practice of lending out pieces to offices was discontinued. There have been a number of steps that we've taken to ensure that the artwork is protected.