Public Accounts committee  I'm sorry. Who...? We didn't have any non-competitive contracts.

Public Accounts committee  I'm sorry. Could you repeat the question? My understanding is that you're saying we had 20-odd non-competitive contracts awarded.

Public Accounts committee  We don't have any non-competitive.... We can't validate that information.

Public Accounts committee  The only ones we would have had would have been possible sole sources under $40,000. That's the only thing we've had. Everything else we've competed for in a typical RFP process.

Public Accounts committee  We would have security clearance for everybody.

Public Accounts committee  Yes. Prior to the release of the report, we received a very brief email, stating that the report would show that we did three million dollars' worth of services work on ArriveCAN. We responded back, after we had gone through our time sheets, and said that, from our records, we believed that number was probably in the range of $500,000.

Public Accounts committee  Yes.

Public Accounts committee  No. We've had none.

Public Accounts committee  We have not been contacted by the RCMP. Obviously if we were, we would co-operate.

Public Accounts committee  As was previously mentioned, we think, from the time sheets of the work that was done, our team was building infrastructure on the AWS cloud to accept data and provide business intelligence reports back, but it was not only from Public Health. There were many other applications that were providing data into this infrastructure, so we were building this infrastructure on the AWS cloud.

Public Accounts committee  Well, you had to build something in the cloud, to sit in the cloud, so yes, it would help.

Public Accounts committee  If I might, I would just say what I've already said, which is that all of our contracts were competitively procured through the RFP process. There was no sole source or anything. They were all in the RFP process, and we were successful in winning them through a very competitive process.

Public Accounts committee  Yes, we had the appropriate corporate security clearances, as did our consultants. We have a team that is responsible for making sure that's all in place on any contract. Yes, we had all the security clearances.

Public Accounts committee  No.

Public Accounts committee  You said about $500,000, and I think in the AG report they talked about how there was some internal financial coding that was unsure. We would submit time sheets with deliverables, and then what happened after that, we don't really know. They would have put whatever coding they had against it, so other than that we're at a loss as to what happens after we submit time sheets.