Thank you.
I think we fail, in many cases. I've discovered a number of situations where investments in IRAP have returned a lot of money to the treasury. We don't talk about that enough. There are a lot of good things going on.
In the opening remarks, it was mentioned that you've gone to a concise report of 40 pages that somebody can go through in a shorter period of time. You have more credible and reliable links to sources of information, and you have trending now, because trending is very important. You're also reporting in detail on lessons learned. I guess if you don't admit that you've made a mistake, you'll never be able to correct it, etc.
You have used previous reports to improve future performance. Can you please summarize a little on how this corrective action has been beneficial?