We raised two precise concerns that we had with it. First of all was that the initial five recipients were invited to participate, as opposed to having been selected through an open call for proposals. As we mentioned in the report, these five organizations were part of the task force that assisted in advising the department on eligibility criteria and the design of the program.
Subsequently, we had concerns with the addition of the sixth organization, because it did not meet the eligibility criteria—that's always an area that we look at—and we noted that the department had identified that other organizations might be unhappy because they did not have the same opportunity to participate in the program.
Going back to one of your earlier questions, Mr. Chair, if you will allow me, I would say that we did additional work in this area. To the question about whether we looked for conflicts of interest, the answer is yes. We checked the registry of conflicts of interest maintained by the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner on that.