It is absolutely, because I, like all my colleagues and I think all Canadians, have taken notice of the Auditor General's findings. I was also briefed on other internal review processes before the Auditor General's report, and all of that makes me think that this is an opportunity to avoid exactly some of those concerns. We have explained the context in which these things were developed. It in no way justifies the financial circumstances around that or perhaps more importantly the protection of the personal information of Canadians.
If the committee has suggestions around an appropriate way to ensure there is a positive obligation on the Government of Canada to ensure that those circumstances identified by the Auditor General are never repeated, we would welcome exactly that kind of work.