I might turn to Nick to see if he has anything that he'd like to add to that, but it's a little early on.
We get departmental responses to our recommendations. They signal agreement and give us a bit of a high-level plan of action, which we publish in our audit reports. It's then up to each department to develop a detailed action plan, put that into action and progress on it.
Those, I expect, will have clear accountabilities, timelines and steps. I have not reviewed their detailed action plans, but they typically provide them to the public accounts committee when they are called for a hearing. I would expect that once public accounts sits down to study this report, a detailed action plan will be made publicly available.