Public Accounts committee  Do you mean the potential for us to take a look?

Public Accounts committee  It could. I think that's what we've said about leads. When somebody gives us a lead—

Public Accounts committee  I'm not going to comment on either of those specific circumstances. There are some things that are in the court that are on the public record. My point to you is that when we hear about things, either through our own work or elsewhere, that cause us to think there might be somet

Public Accounts committee  Yes, there are consequences related to improper receipts. Sanctions are possible. However, in terms of the other aspects we've talked about, in the case of minor offences, it is possible for sanctions not to be imposed. More serious sanctions can be imposed when the offence is m

Public Accounts committee  If I understand the question correctly, yes, we do get leads, and if you're asking if we proactively go and look for stuff, yes. We monitor. We have our own way of coming up with issues that we might see if we have a concern. It might be a lead or it might be something that we se

Public Accounts committee  Without getting into very specific cases—

Public Accounts committee  You mean generally. I mean—

Public Accounts committee  My sense, and I'll look to the expert, is that if we see turmoil or if we have some suspicion that maybe things aren't working well, we might not necessarily go in, depending on what we think, but it could be something that we factor in and say that maybe it's worth a look.

Public Accounts committee  I'm probably not going to comment on that. The question could arise—

Public Accounts committee  —in the broader corporate sector as well in terms of what happens with boards and so on. I wouldn't want to comment specifically on that circumstance. Suffice it to say that—

Public Accounts committee  Yes, circumstances. We have intelligence about what's going on out there and we try to use that intelligence to try to dictate where we are best placed to put our resources to examine further what—

Public Accounts committee  Maybe the most productive thing to do—I'll put Sharmila on the spot, perhaps, or Geoff—would be to ask what some of the things are that would catch our attention. I'd rather—

Public Accounts committee  Yes, there's definitely a process for them. If we are investigating a lead, say, they would have an opportunity to talk to us and give their perspective. In the end, if we decide that there's a revocation—if I use that example—they would have an opportunity to file an objection w

Public Accounts committee  Mr. Chair, that would be the case if there was a penalty. If we looked at it and said, yes, there was something bad happening and we're going to issue a penalty or we're going to revoke, those decisions show up on our website. I don't know if any other sanctions appear, but those

Public Accounts committee  There isn't for me. I think we covered a fair amount of territory.