Certainly some of the time period we were looking at in this audit was the same time period as the helicopter purchase, so the fact that we've identified that there were some similar issues in both cases was not particularly surprising.
But I think what this does indicate.... The fact that we are still talking about life-cycle costing and we are still talking about what's appropriate in life-cycle costing means that there needs to be some serious consideration about just how life-cycle costing is supposed to be applied. I don't know whether that is a Treasury Board responsibility or a National Defence responsibility, but the fact that there's still confusion about life-cycle costing and how it should be applied I think is indicative of the fact that it needs to be re-examined to determine the best way to apply it.