We do review CRA very regularly. I can think of audits over the last number of years that have related to, obviously, the COVID benefits, but we've also looked at tax appeals, collection efforts and the like.
I think the question really comes down to how effective the controls are and whether they need to be reviewed by the CRA. Those are questions for the CRA.
What we would be able to bring out in an audit is whether they're working effectively. I think the question that's coming up today, which might be frustrating some members, is about details. I can understand why the CRA does not want to share specific details in an open session like this; however, accountability can be achieved in other ways, and there might be options for the committee to get there.