justice specialized prosecutions branch later contradicted these findings, stating that all funds were present and accounted for in accounts belonging to the agency. when asked why these funds had previously been reported as missing, lps acting inspector pete christos stated that the initial auditors did not have the means to investigate the agency's finances, and that all spending had been accounted for during the criminal probe. premier jason kenney did not dispute the results of the investigation, but declined to reinstate funding, claiming that the site's management had lost the confidence of his government. community perception the expert advisory committee for vancouver’s insite found that health professionals, local police, the local community and the general public have positive or neutral views of the service, with opposition decreasing over time. predicted cost effectiveness the cost of running insite per annum is $3 million canadian. mathematical modeling showed cost to benefit ratios of one dollar spent ranging from 1.5 to 4.02 in benefit. however, the expert advisory committee expressed reservation about the certainty of insite’s cost effectiveness until proper longitudinal studies had been undertaken. mathematical models for hiv transmissions foregone had not been locally validated and mathematical modeling from lives saved by the facility had not been validated.