Okay, that's good to hear.
Throughout the report and all of the different meetings we've had, it seems that information systems are a big common theme, and it is in this case too.
In paragraph 7.11, the Auditor General mentions:
In our 2002 audit, one of our main findings was that the Department needed to strengthen its management information systems in order to provide managers with key operational and financial information.
Then, in paragraph 7.32, it says, and I think this was alluded to a bit earlier, “Department officials advised”—regarding fit-up costs and information regarding fit-up costs—“that this information was not readily available and would require extensive manual intervention”.
We live in the year 2006, and we shouldn't be requiring extensive manual intervention to find any kind of information. It seems to me that a lack of information equals a lack of accountability in this case, because you couldn't even respond to our questions due to that lack of information.
What are you doing right now to correct this? This seems pretty significant, and nothing has been done in four years. What's happening now?