It is difficult for me to answer that question. We have not done any analysis of the committee's report and the actions undertaken by the departments. I would say that in most cases, the departments respond well to our audits and to our recommendations. The fact of appearing before a committee puts more emphasis on the need to produce an action plan and to demonstrate results. It is very important for us that the committee hold hearings, ask for action plans and ensure a certain follow-up of what the departments do. I'm convinced that without that, we would not have the same success level as we currently have.
On May 11th, 2010. See this statement in context.