Thank you, Mr. Chong.
I don't have any other questioners, but I would like to add another question here. Every once in a while our analysts will direct us to a question that they may be interested in.
Mr. Auditor General, on page 9 of your report, at exhibit 4.6, you go through the timeline of everything. For example, the report says that from 1999 to 2003, “Independent engineers found bridge degradation and structural problems”. There was no information put into the corporate plan of the FBCL, the Federal Bridge Corporation Limited corporate plan. It sounds like it wasn't mentioned, and consequently, action wasn't taken.
Then in 2004, “The JCCBI raised concerns that the bridge was reaching the end of its service life more quickly than expected,” and that the information provided to decision-makers was “Information on the reduction of the bridge’s life expectancy in the FBCL corporate plan”, and no action was taken.
Then in 2005, “The JCCBI found more structural concerns regarding girder deterioration. It requested an engineering firm to design an emergency truss for possible support of a failing girder.” They did the design. Was a girder then made in case there was this emergency? I'm not sure how this works. That never happened, right?