No, our financial audit practice is very important to us. It's robust. We have a lot of expertise in terms of government accounting systems and that type of thing.
Where we were moving away from some of the financial audits, where we identified some, it was more on the end of.... We were doing some of these financial audits, but we either didn't feel we were adding a lot of value in them or it was a case that these are perhaps organizations that are regulating the private sector and they could recover their audit costs as opposed to getting the service free from us. That was another consideration.
Also, there were three organizations whose performance reports we were supposed to evaluate. There were many other government organizations whose performance reports we were not mandated to review every year. For those three, their performance reports were getting looked at every year and others were not.
We can still look at the performance reports of those three organizations, but now we can choose which ones we want to look at, as opposed to being directed that it has to be these three, which meant they were always being looked at and the others were not being looked at.
It was a number of those types of things that went into our decisions.