When I read through your notes that you had today, you talked about the renewal of audit methodology. There's also the savings that are going to come because you have completed that project. When a person looks at the overall budgets for the future, you've taken—what is it—$2.2 million that's budgeted right now that's not going to be required later. I think that is one of the things people should be aware of. This allows you to kind of work into the dollar figures that you have.
Just in case I run out of time, the last question—and I always mention this point—is on the summary of indicators table. Footnote 3 speaks of “on budget”. It says:
“On budget” means the actual hours to complete an audit did not exceed the budgeted hours by more than 15 per cent.
Again, when we take a look at that, an auditor is saying, “Well, as long as you're not 15% over what you said you were going to do in an area that should be fine”. I don't think that's how it is when you take a look at other people's books, so could you comment on that as well?