Maybe that should have been looked at a little.
I have to say, Chair—I know I'm done—that in our report writing I'm going to be seeking an answer from Treasury Board, or at least urging colleagues to ask Treasury Board why it's saying something's okay. The agency, to some degree, is off the hook when Treasury Board says they like the way they're doing it. Then the Auditor General says to the commission that they don't think that's as good as it can be and that they could up their game here. We're still left with Treasury Board, which is a higher body, saying they're okay with it. It seems to me that Treasury Board has some questions to answer.
I'm assuming I'm out of time.