I don't normally do this very often, but could I ask why? It seems to me that's a logical extension of what you're doing. If you find the agency isn't doing something as well as it could to be transparent and accountable and accurate, but they tell you that Treasury Board gave them a sign-off, why didn't you go to Treasury Board to ask how come you're telling them this is okay when we think they can up their game? I'm just curious as to why you didn't take that step.
