Mr. Robert Watt:

I am happy to answer the question, but I know it is something that we will talk about another time. As the Deputy will be aware, for the vast majority of procurement spending, there is a competitive process and Departments have to indicate each year in their accounts where they have not gone through a competitive process. The Comptroller and Auditor General sets this out, and there is generally a summary prepared and we can see it. Between 98% and 99% of spending is covered through a competitive process. There are exceptions when such a process cannot be gone through, and I know that the particular case in education was because of the speed required to do it.