The finding about not being able to demonstrate that the fees paid were at market rates is a unique one here, as many of these contracts were low-dollar-value contracts, as I mentioned previously, or they were contracts for which only one valid bid was received. While the exemption exists that you don't need to have a competitive process, there is still a requirement to make sure that the price paid is at market value and is not inflated.
This is one of the areas where I think this is why the finding was so high and why, so many times, we didn't see this done. Many public servants didn't know that this requirement existed, but it is one to double-check. Even though you don't go through the competitive process, you should do something to make sure that the price you're paying is a market rate.