I'll give the initial response. My VP, procurement, would perform those verifications.
That was a calculated decision we made at the time in light of a very large volume of contracts that we were dealing with under the FIIP. We approached those verifications on almost a normal audit sampling type basis.
We absolutely accept the finding and recommendation of the Auditor General that there is risk in doing that, and we did go back and perform those verifications. So you're right. Within that fiscal period, in light of the load and priority of getting the FIIP contracts out, it was something we decided to come to but not in the normal scheduled time. Normally, all those verifications are performed. We did take that risk and we accept the recommendation.