That is required by the Financial Administration Act, so it is the law that requires special exams to be done every five years.
We have suggested to government that this timeframe could be extended. We would actually suggest that it be perhaps eight years, but with the discretion to do it earlier, because some—I would say most—of the crown corporations are very well managed, and we should be doing these more on a bit of a risk basis. So for the ones where we have noted problems or deficiencies, we should perhaps be going in every four or five years. For others where there are no deficiencies and we see that the management is working well, we could extend the timeline.
We suggested that, actually, when government was trying to find ways of having economies. We said one way for us to actually do less work would be to extend that time period out. So that was a suggestion we made, I think two years or so ago.