From a parliamentary oversight point of view, one of the factors that does limit the capacity of Parliament to look into matters related to crown corporations, in particular, is that many crown corporations—but not all of them—are not covered under the Access to Information Act. That's part of the role or value that the Office of the Auditor General may be able to provide: being able to shine some light into some pretty opaque corporations, in that there's not a whole lot of information that gets shared or not much capacity for Parliament or parliamentarians to be able to look into crown corporations.
Do you take that into consideration in terms of which financial audits or which crown corporations you do special examinations on? Is that part of the mix?