Mr. Wiersema said not to do it but you said it was okay. You accepted a legal opinion, and....
The question has just gone out of my mind because I'm boggled by what is going on here, that as Comptroller General you would accept a legal opinion on this basis from a non-accounting person.
The Treasury Board, I understand, according to their notes in the Auditor General's report, provides advice to the department.
Mr. Baker, you were the senior person in the firearms place. You asked for this to be in the supplementary estimates. Is that correct? You asked for additional supplementary approval?