Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
I would like to come back to the issue of non-competitive contracts and the breakdown in terms of the types of contracts.
One of the government's arguments is that standing offers are supposedly more competitive. They are factored into non-competitive contracts, but they are of a more competitive nature. It's an option between a competitively awarded contract and a non-competitively awarded contract. I think that's a misperception. In fact, as you say in your report, in the case of McKinsey, the standing offer agreement was determined on a non-competitive basis.
Is that correct?