Can you assess the situation for us at the Office of the Auditor General? We're talking about policy changes over a period of six years. Are you in fact seeing any net improvements in internal controls in the different departments?
Has Treasury Board missed the mark here? Are there shortcomings to the proposed approach? Much was made of costs earlier, but what is really going on in the different departments?
Another issue is that we are being told today that new information will be posted on the Internet as early as tomorrow. We're finding this out at the very last minute. I think we should have been informed of this last spring when we first broached the subject of internal audits. I don't know when the decision was made to go forward with this initiative, but can you tell us if the Auditor General's office had an active part in the decision to post on the Internet information about internal control audits.