Since you are accountable to the House of Commons, and not the government, would it not be desirable to have you come back to the House of Commons in order to report on the recommendations that had not been implemented? I am not saying that they need to be implemented entirely, but there must be, from year to year, at least some improvement in the implementation of your recommendations. If you have been making the same recommendations for the past five years, or if 60% of the recommendations never change, that is indicative of a problem within the department. That is my concern.
