Let's go back to Mr. Gear for a moment, as the executive director of the centre of excellence for Crown corporations.
We know that the base class for the OPMCA is that...where there's no OPMCA class level, it's a $2.5-million project base without a PCRA. Obviously, if we're talking about the NCC, which does not have an OPMCA—it does not have that specific expertise—anything over a $2.5-million base project would have to go for Treasury Board approval.
From a centre of excellence standpoint, do you find it concerning that an organization like the National Capital Commission, which doesn't have this assessment done for its project management capacity, is able to go ahead with an $8-million project without that oversight and without that expertise in project management? That's for an $8-million project that seems to be, for all intents and purposes, far overpaid for what was received.
Is that a concern at the Treasury Board centre of excellence?