As my colleague just said, we had a complete list of heritage properties and their condition, but it was divided among various regional sites in the country. The list existed, I assure you, and it was complete. People who administer those properties were aware of the list's existence.
The issue was at the national level. That list included all the properties administered by Parks Canada—there are more than 17,000 of them—and not only heritage properties. However, the list did not include the most recent details on heritage properties. So we are currently updating it, and that requires us to import information from a number of databases.