Okay. I have just one other question to you, Mr. O'Sullivan.
It's my understanding that to finance this particular agency, funds were appropriated from the general revenues. At the end of the year, if there was a surplus or if they saw a surplus coming, they would take the pot of surplus and divide it among all employees on an equal basis. They had to do a very complicated arrangement on a per-hour basis. If you were entitled to $2,000 and you were making $10 an hour, you would put in for 200 hours of overtime. If you were making $20 an hour, you'd put in for $100 an hour.
I have two questions. It seems to me that this is a fundamental violation of organizational values and public sector ethics. Are you as disturbed as I am? What has Privy Council done to make sure this will never happen again?