Let me try to answer that.
During these interviews that take place between the Auditor General and ourselves, we talk about many things. What the auditor decided to put in the report is, at the end of the day, the auditor's call. I think sometimes these things are taken out of context, and it's really important to understand that we just look at all of the things. We have many priorities and we work on all of them diligently.
But I'd like to answer the first part of your question, and I really do think that drawing your attention to page 10 of the Auditor General's report, exhibit 3.2, brings us to your question as to how we got to where we were.
I think that describes how we got where we are today. What we, the Department of Finance, are trying to do in that context is to find ways to work in the current environment and to take into consideration, without causing too much complexity to taxpayers out there, whether we could put forward draft bills for comment that don't amend the same sections of the act, that won't cause confusion. If we put smaller bills out, would that make it easier for those bills to move forward? Those are the things we're considering in the current environment, but how we got where we got is clearly shown by exhibit 3.2 on page 10.