If I may, Chair, I think essentially all of the costs would have been the costs of the government, first of all, and they all would have been costs related to the remediation of internal control. None of it would have been related to the annual audit costs, as I tried to distinguish with respect to the earlier question.
So I think we would expect to see that all of that sum of money would be spent--obviously it was an estimate--in pursuit of the improvement of internal control, and it will all be reflected in the statements that are now going to be disclosed by departments. That should bring us to the state of a better overall control environment for the government, and that will have been...you know, let's say that's the cost.
So then, as we now look at next steps, which would be, “Do we proceed to actually doing annual audits or not?”, we would have to cost that again. It would be a different kind of cost, different kinds of activities would be costed. They would now be annual costs instead of one-time costs, and there would be an element of cost on the Auditor General and a corresponding element for us, and so we would have to create those new estimates.