Thank you.
The chapter looked at how the government had taken action to deal with the recommendations we had put in place in the past. What we saw are essentially laying the groundwork and making sure there is good policy and guidance to support the community, professionalization of the community, and also its plans in terms of when it would be able to complete the evaluation of its systems of internal control.
At this point in time, there is an exhibit in the chapter itself. If I may draw the attention of the committee to page 14, exhibit 1.4, you can see that in the case of the seven departments we had looked at, all of them were in a position to document their key business processes, but not all of them have in fact been able to evaluate their systems of internal control. Very little work has actually taken place in terms of actually testing to make sure those controls have been implemented. At this juncture, it would not be possible to indicate all the controls are in place to make sure we have a strong system of internal control.