Just a couple, if I may, Mr. Chairman.
One is, in terms of the requirements that Parliament puts on government for how it accounts for transactions and activity, through various pieces of legislation Parliament prescribes exactly how the government must keep its books. So we endeavour to do that, respecting the laws of Parliament.
The second item is, in terms of the nature of the contingency associated with this, throughout the discussions there were references to the point that if the submission doesn't come to the Treasury Board for approval of contract amendment, this may be a situation of a contingency. In other words, if Treasury Board does not approve it or does not ratify the contract amendment, we could be in a situation where there is a contingency.
The Treasury Board did not ratify or did not approve the contract amendment as we were closing the books, and therefore it was treated as a contingency on the books of the government.
Thank you.