Thank you, Mr. Chair, and welcome to our guests.
Ms. Doyle, I printed up the internal audit from September 2006 and took a look at it. I came to the conclusion that it was a very unfortunate but hopefully isolated incident that occurred back then. It was interesting that it came from, and in fact it states that the internal audit was raised as a result of, concerns by employees—plural, not just an independent whistle-blower.
My question has to do with one of the agreements undertaken with one of the companies that were subject to this compliance audit.
It was a $6.9 million contribution agreement, and we know that the largest agreement permitted is $7 million. It was undertaken with a newly formed not-for-profit organization that had no established source of funding other than the contribution fund, had no established internal management or financial system, and the agreement was not reviewed or approved by legal services, contravened departmental regulations, and was not assessed for risk—all of that.
Was that CEEA-T, CEEA Transport? Or was it some other...?