I was really hoping you were going to help my confusion.
Needless to say, we continue to have more work to do at the government operations committee.
What comfort do you have in some of the responses in your report? I see “we will do this now” and “we will proceed”. It seems that this happens every time there's a report, and this has been going on for some time. Is this enough? Is it enough to just say there are continuing problems and have departments respond by saying yes, thank you, we will do this? It seems very disjointed. I know that in other jurisdictions governments have gone in the direction of, for example, a chief information technology officer, a person in an office who can actually take charge. I guess it's similar to the governance challenges that we're seeing with the government buildings.
Would that be something you would recommend, or recommend that it at least be considered?