I draw your attention to page13 in the English version at paragraph 5.37, toward the end, just before paragraph 5.38. The Auditor General's report states that you changed your mind in a particular instance, and you made Citizenship and Immigration have to go back. When it came to the entry-exit initiative, you decided to change your mind on a particular way you were going to handle data, which forced them to go back and rethink what they were doing, and which delayed things. Is that how I read that paragraph, Ms. Weber?
On May 27th, 2015. See this statement in context.