That's a very difficult question.
We note from the audit reports of our various colleagues who participated in this concurrent audit with us that there are several provinces that had, I would say, pretty major management issues, not only with the actual management of the implementation but also in the planning and the monitoring.
However, I would say that when we did the audit of Infoway, we noted they were very rigorous, first of all, in the assessment of the projects that they would partially fund. They contribute only a portion of the costs. They were also monitoring those projects to ensure they were meeting the conditions that had been set out in these funding agreements. So we can only hope that the audit reports that have been produced will help to strengthen the management of the projects.
But what we are really trying to focus on in this summary report is that there are some very significant challenges to the success of this initiative, including getting buy-in from various stakeholders, changing technologies, and ensuring compatibilities across the country.
This is a very expensive project--some have estimated it at more than $10 billion across the country--and we would certainly encourage all the legislatures to continue to monitor this, to track the progress, and to see if these challenges are being met successfully.