Public Accounts committee  You're asking me to guess who the quote is from?

Public Accounts committee  It was the Auditor General.

Public Accounts committee  That's great.

Public Accounts committee  My response was not that the government is not accountable. The government is definitely accountable. We're here presenting to you. My view was that it was not solely the government that is accountable for emergency management in Canada or for this particular audit. I personally

Public Accounts committee  It's 58 projects.

Public Accounts committee  No, there has not been a specific analysis done on what would be.... We would like to continue to work with those communities to in fact invest in those projects, so—

Public Accounts committee  No, it's not the communities' fault. It—

Public Accounts committee  I'm sorry. I....

Public Accounts committee  Oh. Okay. I'm sorry. That's another subject. I didn't understand.

Public Accounts committee  Definitely, communities work with elders, and so do we as part of the work we do. We also do gender-based analysis. Maybe Joanne and Valerie would have something to add very quickly.

Public Accounts committee  It is not the policy of cabinet to not allow changes to happen.

Public Accounts committee  Whose fault is it? Do you want me to answer that? I mean, you're talking about the full report—

Public Accounts committee  My government....

Public Accounts committee  You're talking about Shamattawa in particular.

Public Accounts committee  The whole thing.... I think that's why we're here, Mr. Chair, to explain who's responsible. We're here to provide information. We're here to talk about all the details you want, but we're not here to blame anyone in particular, that's certain.