First of all, I would like to thank our guests for their presentations. We work so closely with you that I feel it is important to have a clear understanding of your roles.
For the Office of the Auditor General to have so much prestige and respect as it has in Canada, it must obviously have a certain amount of credibility. To have that credibility, the facts provided by the office must be accurate. Given your good reputation, your team is clearly able to do this job well. But it sort of goes both ways, since the department being audited must provide the information.
Could you give us more details about the process that guarantees the accuracy of the facts when an audit is conducted?