Thank you.
In your testimony, you said that you always recused yourself when you had a conflict of interest. If I understand correctly, you always left the room, you did not give your opinion and you did not do anything to secure public funds for a company in which you had shares. However, the Auditor General's report identified 90 cases of conflict of interest where the individuals did not recuse themselves. Those are the conflicts of interest that we're talking about today. You were named eight times in the report. My understanding is that Swirltex is a special case, and the Auditor General isn't here today to explain it to us.
Why does your testimony contradict what's written in the Auditor General's report? Can you explain that to us?