In terms of when the Auditor General's people come in and look at the files, as Mr. Sloan had explained, they look at the documents we have on file, including the investment analysis report.
The investment analysis report at this time included a projected number of what we thought the rental rate would be. As a result, the investment analysis report showed that it would be $2.5 million more to go to Place Victoria. When we actually went in and did the negotiation, the rental rate itself was much lower than what we had predicted it was going to be, but we didn't go back and adjust our investment analysis report.
It was noted as a weakness by the Auditor General, through the course of the audit, that we should be updating our investment analysis reports with the actual amounts of the calculations, as opposed to just leaving the document in a forecast type of form. What they did report was the information that they found on the document, but they didn't go back and do the adjustment based on the actual rates achieved, because we had not gone back and adjusted our documents to show the actual rates achieved.