Thank you.
When the money leaves vote 35, it basically tops up the votes in the departments. Once that money is in the departmental votes, it's in all the normal systems we have. For example, when it's in those departmental votes, all the work done around making sure there's the right documentation, that people are complying with the Financial Administration Act, and that all the sign-offs are done comes into play.
As well, we've talked to the Auditor General about how to make sure we have all the right audit criteria up front and that people are looking at the eligibility criteria and figuring out whether they have all the right processes to make sure that only things that are eligible are being funded.
We've also looked at the agreements being signed. One of the things you really want to do in a package like this is make sure the hook's in the money, as I call it, so that if there ever is a problem, you have recourse and you have ways of fixing things and of making sure taxpayers' interests are being protected.
So there's a whole set of mechanisms around financial management and audit that my office has been very involved with to ensure that this kind of management is in place.