Again, I think it goes to what we mentioned particularly in paragraph 5.51, where we say that they use information from a national database to set priorities for their annual spending plan, but at that time, the information was not always reliable. The agency told us that the information wasn't regularly updated as required, and that the information had not been updated since October 2014 because of software concerns. When we were in doing the audit, it was difficult to find that type of information, and the information didn't exist at that time in the database.
We've since heard today that they've made changes and put in place a system. In terms of problems with the accuracy, it was simply that we were trying to get access to that information through the national database, and it wasn't available at the time we did the audit.