My question still stands, though. You talked about deep dives, and I get that. That's cool. However, there are only so many resources, so many dollars spent and so much time for deep dives into that. If we're deep diving over here, we still have these problems over there. Once you've done a deep dive there, you're going to move over here, and something else is going to pop up over there. We've had many decades of this going on.
That's kind of what the Auditor General does. They're going with defence over there, they're doing housing, and then they're doing first nations. They're bouncing around too. I agree that this commissioner could probably have a bit more time focusing in, but at the same time, I'm failing to see a difference. To me, it's going to turn into the Auditor General...where we're just bouncing around.
Help me piece this together.