Yes, I'd be happy to. It's a great question because it cuts to the heart of our plan for future work in motor vehicle safety. As indicated by the Auditor General at the time he was looking at this program, there was a reduction in the funds available for the research program, so we were sitting on 24 cars. Since then, a couple of things have happened. There has been an increase in resources in the area and the 24 cars that were waiting to be evaluated have been completely evaluated, and most of them crashed. This led him to say there is not a sufficiently clear, multi-year plan for the research here. We have accepted that and are now working on a multi-year research plan.
I should add by way of context that when the Auditor General is looking at this function, the Department of Transport was going through some acute financial challenges. In that period of time, there were a number of areas in the department where we had to make reductions in planned spending in order to align the resources available for the department with the actual spending of the department. We worked our way through those financial challenges and are bringing greater stability back to this area of the department, as well as many others.