Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Wiersema, you made a comment concerning why you believe the Auditor General should do the audits of the 22 departments, in the sense of giving a control sense, if you will, not an absolute control, but a sense to the individual departments, so that there's a sense of “we're coming to look”, and so that they will then implicitly, by that, suggest that they will then look at controls.
So I guess the question goes to Mr. Ralston. Do you feel the same way about that sense of an external audit, if you will, to use the term, that it would indeed suggest to the department that “we really need to be more mindful because someone else is going to look at our books rather than us looking at them internally”?