The Auditor General identified nine order in council directors who, 186 times, voted in conflict of interest out of 400 transactions. That's 44% of order in council appointments and almost half of the money—$330 million—that they voted companies they had a conflict of interest in. That's not bad legal advice, as you suggested in your report, is it? That's a culture on the board of conflict of interest and of self-dealing.
Would you look at all nine directors and those instances of conflict of interest?