You provide a number of examples in your report, Ms. Hogan.
You said earlier that you recognize that the government is taking its time, which you say is a good thing. However, there is taking your time and taking your time. I see that, among the procurement processes you described, there is a project at Employment and Social Development Canada that has been ongoing since 2013. It is important to understand that the IT from 2013, when the project was launched, is no longer what we have now. So in terms of information technology, there is taking your time and taking your time. In the Phoenix file, for example, there are issues, and some Canadians have been waiting for their pay for a long time.
Yes, it is important to take its time, but the government must still be able to provide various departments with tools to act quickly, so that the chosen solution would not be outdated by the time it gets implemented.