I don't think it's a question that the organization didn't know what its costs were. We knew how much we were paying for rations. We know at any given time how much we pay in salaries for staff who work in the kitchens. We know how much we pay for inmate allowances and pay for the inmates who work in those kitchens. We know how much it costs us on a regular basis to replace equipment.
For us, the biggest piece that comes away from the Auditor General's report is that although we knew those costs and we knew what they were, did we give the appropriate attention to finding more efficient ways of doing bulk buying or national buying of certain items? That is something the organization had not looked at but is now committed to do.