There are a few things.
First, we need accountability. The Financial Administration Act was not followed. Someone has to be accountable for that. Someone looked the other way. Something happened. I don't know why and I don't know who, but something wasn't done properly.
Second, if we're protecting whistle-blowers, we need to make sure, as I was saying before, that when someone sees something that's not right, they're more likely to speak up. They'll want to do the right thing.
Third, we need to reduce the reliance on contractors and let our members do their jobs. We are eager professionals looking forward to being able to dig in there, find anomalies and find dollars for the taxpayer to make sure they are spent wisely, to make sure that we can add value. However, we need to be let in. Open up your doors. Let us in. We want to be an ally.