It's just for the simple reason that you look specifically at conflicts of interest.
The Auditor General, on the other hand, looks at how funds are managed and whether the way funds are managed corresponds to the original contribution clauses. It's a totally different mandate from yours. It would be relevant, and even important, I think, that you look specifically at conflicts of interest and also investigate other board members, because, in this case, I believe many of them have potential conflicts of interest.
Can you only investigate individuals appointed by the Governor in Council, or can you also investigate public servants?