To be fair, you didn't quite say it in your timelines. You actually said something that approximated that, but I'm really happy to hear that you are. It's very important, obviously, to farmers.
Mr. Ferguson, I'll take you back to your report around timeliness issues, because that's really where this report strikes a chord with me.
There are two issues.
First, when it comes to producers, timeliness is an extremely important piece. I would draw your attention to your exhibit 8.4, which talked about farmers who suffered greatly because of the program's lack of timeliness.
The other piece, of course, is this. When we start to look at things we've done in the past, and for which the department is responsible, i.e., as mentioned in your report in 2011 about timeliness and another program falling under the department's domain, the department said that they would learn lessons from that previous report. Was that true?