In response to the recommendation the Auditor General made following the aggregated tracking of the use of budgetary financing, your agency says “Agreed” here. However, it doesn't actually sound like you agree. This talks about how the Treasury Board and the Department of Finance were already “satisfied” with your reporting methodology.
The point on this section, on pages 16 and 17 of the report, is that the Auditor General, if I understood correctly—and also from his remarks when the report was tabled—said there's no way to even track the efficacy of extra funds that the agency has received. That's troubling.
Can you address the issue around new funding and tracking what new funding has been able to accomplish? Most of the new funding hasn't actually been expended yet, or it hasn't been delivered yet. It's mostly coming in subsequent years.