I think we talked about a lot of this in paragraphs 2.53 and 2.54. I believe that the issue was fundamentally that the permitted volumes that importers were allowed to bring in and the actual volumes that were brought in, those two pieces of information, were maintained in two different systems and in fact in two different organizations. There was nothing that was done to bring that information together to make sure that what came in under the permits for quota-controlled goods was within the total maximum volume that was allowed to come in.
What we ended up having to do in this case was go back to Stats Canada information to try to figure out what came in and to what extent it appeared to be above the permitted volumes, the authorized volumes. I think our point was they had these pieces of information, but they were maintaining the information in two different systems. Nobody was systematically comparing the two. At the end of the day we found out that $131 million worth of goods came in that were not properly permitted or were above the volumes, and should have had the higher rates of duties applied to them but didn't.