I think the Auditor General indicated that there were two reasons for that. In past discussions with members of this committee, we were given some feedback from this committee that we were producing reports at a rate faster than this committee could deal with them. We were producing more reports than Parliament could deal with.
That factor, combined with resource challenges—we in the office are subject to restraints, like any other government organization—and other factors involving other demands on resources in the office, led us to the decision, as communicated in our report on plans and priorities, to reduce the number of performance audits we did. It's the capacity of Parliament to deal with them as well as resourcing challenges of the office: it's two factors.