In terms of ministerial accountability, again getting back to the issue of a decision being made around the national security exemption, you should have been here to hear some of the testimony earlier. There have been times at committee when I have asked a question of one minister in terms of the accountability for decisions that were made around defence procurement, only to be told it was not under them as minister of their department, it was under the minister of another department. Then, when I asked the same question of another minister, that second minister has said I should have asked that of the minister who was here last week.
It just seems there is not one final minister who holds accountability for the whole process. I'm wondering what you think of that, and what you think the role of ministerial accountability is in the whole issue of defence procurement.