I don't want to speak for the Auditor General, but the issue has been that first nation groups would dispute the way we characterize certain parts of the way we're doing it. The real work is to try to get to a common understanding of what it means when we call a file "closed".
The way it's been explained to me is we called them “closed” because we're not working on them anymore, because we don't see progress or they've gone to some other forum. However, the first nations say, “But the claims haven't gone away. They're still out there, unresolved.” We need to find a way of communicating so that we understand that we're comparing apples to apples.