That's why we released it in four months. We released it well within the normal timeframes to do the review and release that report.
I will also say that the period covered under that Auditor General's report largely was during the previous government. Her report covered a period, the majority of which was actually reporting on the record of the previous Liberal government. This report was completed about a year after we took office, and there was about six months, I believe, if my memory serves me correctly, of time covered by our government. But prior to that it was the previous government.
Instead of getting into a discussion of whether I released it within three months or four months or two months...we absolutely released it. But more important is what's in the report, which is that the major deficiencies were never corrected. She identified the same problems in her 2002 report, which the previous government ignored.
I think our performance with respect to the MAPLE decision indicates we did the right thing. We did it in the right timeframe. We did our due diligence. We did the tests to ensure that we adequately protected the investment by the taxpayer. And once we had done all of that work, we made the correct decision.
I think the Auditor General, in a subsequent report, will applaud our decision and the steps we took to do our due diligence.