If you want to shake them up with this report, don't wrap it up in sugarcoated optimism, as is currently the case, by saying that everything is going very well; we have a few challenges to address. You have enormous challenges to address.
If only a minority have established performance objectives, and you are unable to tell us what percentage of them are achieving them, or whether those objectives seem professional, competent and demanding enough from the Treasury Board's standpoint...If you subsequently conduct no audits and are happy to receive the report and to pass it on to us, how do you think we will feel, if not very concerned about the way the Treasury Board closes its eyes to what is really happening on the ground?