In the case of both the foundations and the corporation, I believe the financial statements are in fact audited. However, that audit is carried out by private sector firms. A financial statement is produced and a financial audit is carried out. We rely on these auditors to provide us with accurate financial data.
As regards the attainment of goals, compliance with legislation and the use of funds, that is a different type of audit. Some organizations are required to do that every five years. The Secretariat may ask that these specific items be subject to an audit. We do not audit these things on a regular basis. I would even say that until recently, we did not even act as the auditors for a number of fairly significant Crown corporations. We rely on other Auditors. In some cases, we do additional work that we consider necessary in order to express an opinion.