Fair enough, but let me ask the question to the Auditor General. I'm reading in this report that the salary has been aligned with the previous salary of the CEO and president in a corporation that had 3,400 employees. Without really having any insight into the compensation framework, because that had not been disclosed in the corporation's annual report, I'm left with a lot of questions.
One of the questions is: Do you have staff, senior employees who are being paid more than your CEO or relatively close to the CEO? In my mind, the CEO and the president should be paid the most in any corporation. They are the ones ultimately responsible. Did the Auditor General find any information in that regard?