Thank you, Mr. Chair, and thanks to our witnesses for being here today.
I'd also like to thank Mr. Guimont and Mr. Wright for taking us on a very insightful tour of the parliamentary precinct last week. I think we all learned a lot about the extent, the enormous extent, of the repairs and renovations that have to take place. I think it was most remarkable to see the West Block especially, and the work that's being done right there. My colleague Mr. Christopherson talked about the artisans. It truly is a work of art that's taking place.
My first question is for the Auditor General, and it's also regarding the governance issue. You've done an audit. You've looked at the governance structure. There are other examples in other countries that have been mentioned—the United States, the United Kingdom. I'm wondering if you could share with us a model that you've seen that perhaps would be the best model we would look at for a governance structure.