Thank you.
We had the chance to look over the external audit that was done of the Auditor General's office. As Mr. Green mentioned, it was largely very positive. Certainly we commend you on the work that's been done. One of the highlights or themes I found was about how in some cases the audits were exceeding the budget. There were some recommendations for ways in which the Auditor General's office can ensure those audits don't go over budget.
Can you speak to how many of the audits traditionally go over budget—if it's a certain percentage—and whether or not there can be some cost savings? There have been talks about the fact that $10.2 million has not come forward and that has taken the studies from 25 to 14. How many efficiencies can be found from some of the recommendations that are being proposed?