I always had a good working relationship with the public accounts committee in New Brunswick. I tended to release my reports to a combined meeting of the public accounts committee and the crown corporations committee. I always had a good working relationship with those committees. I would deliver my reports to them. They would have the chance to ask questions about them, so I think it's a fairly similar situation as here.
In New Brunswick, the frequency of meetings for the public accounts committee is much lower than the frequency here, so that will be a change for me. As I said, it is important that the Auditor General and this committee have a good working relationship. What I will do to express that is bring any report forward to the committee, and clearly explain what the issues are in the report, so that the committee has a full understanding of what the report is.
As you said, I have been at various meetings of public accounts committees and auditors general, so I have gotten a sense of how different public accounts committees work across the country. They don't all work the same way. Spending some time reflecting on that might also provide some opportunities to bring some thoughts forward to the committee.