Thank you so much. You're quite right. I noted that in the Auditor General's report, the strategy was found to be “sound and comprehensive”. Congratulations on that.
I believe, though, that the critique from the Auditor General is that we have these tools and systems in place, but the uptake from all organizations is not 100%. I want to move into a question surrounding that.
Are there policy obstacles to these departments taking advantage of these tools? Is it a logistical issue? I know there might be a perception that it might infringe on the independence of a particular agency. Could you comment a little more on that? How can we resolve that issue?