Thank you very much, Chair.
I, too, would like to echo the words of my colleague Mr. Duncan in acknowledging and thanking the Auditor General and her team for her work and for the bluntness of the work they do, because we need to hear it full, front and centre if we're going to get the work done that we need to do.
I am looking forward—and I know my colleagues on this side are looking forward—to studying each of the reports you have brought forward in greater detail with the departments involved because, yes, there are problems and, yes, we need to find out how, as members of the public accounts committee, we can help public servants do better.
Auditor General Hogan, I'm just reflecting. Members here know that I served on this committee from 2015 to 2018, when the previous Auditor General would bring forth themes—underlying themes, overarching themes—such as repeated gaps at indigenous services and gaps in data collection. Because I think we see a theme emerging here, if not two or three, I'd like to hear from you what you see as the overarching themes in the work you have done.