I think it gets back to my earlier comment that inventory originally was very disaggregated, decentralized, in the department, so base commanders who will play a role in that inventory. We have parts in warehouses across the country and around the world. All of those people are buying and entering information into an inventory system. It's not like we have one room with 25 people and all they do is inventory. I will have a base commander and he will be buying supplies. He will be entering that information into an inventory system. Through a committee that's co-chaired by my associate and the vice-chief, we've tried to put it on their agenda to have regular monitoring. We've issued a directive from the chief of defence and the deputy to all of the senior executive that makes this much more clear in their accountabilities. Every year they, the senior leadership, have to attest that they have followed the procedures and policies about inventory and how we record materiel in that system. We're trying to make sure, going forward, that the information going in is accurate and complete, and we're trying to work to clean up a legacy.
