In your view of what happened at TBIPS, now that you're reforming it, and it seems like a big job, it's really important that you, as the official there, understand precisely what went wrong, whether that was within enforcement or within the initial procurement.
Was there an individual or a set of individuals who were bribed, who were taken to dinners, who got GC Strategies on...? I'm not saying that happened. I'm saying that's a really hard fact to miss in the Auditor General's report, and that deeply concerns me. What is your understanding of what took place to get GC Strategies on a list of preferred contractors? How was that made possible?