As mentioned in the report, we expected that the Public Health Agency of Canada, as the business owner, would have established the governance structure. They would have clearly outlined the roles and responsibilities expected of their officials and the CBSA. We would have expected a budget at the very least and some objectives, cost estimates, resource needs assessments and other risk management activities, and those were simply not in place. Quite frankly, without a budget, it's difficult to monitor costs and to identify when costs are rising outside of the acceptable range.
I would say, as the Auditor General has mentioned, that we were disappointed by what we did not find in this report.