What Mr. Ricard is talking about would be along the lines of treating special exams like performance audit mandates. Currently it's not exactly set up that way. We have defined criteria in the Financial Administration Act that we have to address in a special exam. If we had a bit more flexibility to determine what was important to audit in particular corporations, I think that would add value for both the corporations and Parliament.
I'll answer a couple of other elements of your question. On access to information, I would say that we do not have an access to information problem now. We did in the last Parliament and, with the support of this committee, we were able to resolve it with the government. The government was a willing participant in that, and to date there have been no further difficulties with respect to access to information. So that was a very positive outcome for us.
In terms of a big ask, if I can put it that way, you'll see a common thread in our audit reports about data quality. The quality of the data leads to important decisions, and it informs the way that departments will operate. It's also important for us. Quality data we can deal with a lot more efficiently.