Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I think the questions and answers we've been hearing today are testaments to the credibility and transparency of our public accounts process.
I want to go back to Mr. Huppé about this tension between rapidly producing the public accounts and their accuracy, because it's my understanding, from previous testimony, that a certain number of assumptions have to go into building the public accounts. Of course, we want to work with actual numbers as much as possible, but there are a certain number of assumptions.
Can you explain further?