Very good, thanks.
Moving, then, to the issue--and this keeps coming up over and over, and it's getting to be like a broken record, but here we go again--on the review of where we've been in the past and are still having outstanding problems. The Auditor General in 2002 said, and this was out of her 2002 report:
The Branch needs to make better use of financial and operational information and improve the way it analyzes options, particularly those with longer-term implications. It has difficulty accessing cost information and needs to do more work on creating cost information by client.
Again, it's very similar to what we've seen in this audit, and our briefing notes indicate that similar findings were there in 1994 and 1991, so we seem to have a problem. Here's what I'll ask you. I know you're making assurances, everything's going to be wonderful, and you're going to fix it, and you have lots of plans, cool, but what I'd like to know is exactly what kind of deadline are you putting to that? Why should we feel comfortable that you're actually going to do it this time when there are at least three previous Auditor General reports that show this remains an unsatisfactorily resolved issue?