Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Just in response to the question, the communications protocol is not intended to tell the MLAs, the Minister or anybody what they have to do or exactly when they can do it. We are not trying to take the place of open communication here. What this is, as requested and directed by the Auditor General and the committee, it's an intent to document specific areas where we do have to communicate and how those communications will be done. The references within the document to the corporate plan and the annual report and how those will be used as tools of communications with the committees and with the Legislature are meant to assist with timelines and with specific times when we can communicate our accountability to this Legislature and communicate how we are doing in terms of that accountability.
It's noted that there are some statement of values that may be missing from this communications protocol; however, the Governance Council has recently approved a vision, mission and values that really talk about how we treat our stakeholders, how we speak to our stakeholders. Those values will be inherent in the documents that come forward through this communications protocol to the Legislative Assembly.
One of my favourite sayings is what's not documented doesn't get done. So this is an attempt to document that.