Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
I beg to correct you. The beneficial ownership registry was supported by the other two parties. The NDP pushed for a publicly accessible beneficial ownership registry, and as we can see from the report on snow washing, it was declined by the other parties, so I'm very glad to see that the idea of a publicly accessible beneficial ownership registry has now come back.
I want to come back to Ms. Iacovelli.
There are two directors for Parrhesia. Nigel Glazier Scott and Paul Joseph Valentine Dougherty were directors of Parrhesia, which was incorporated by KPMG and, as I mentioned, was summarily dissolved 43 days ago. They are the same directors for the “sword” companies.
Could you tell us if there's a connection between these two individuals, Nigel Glazier Scott and Paul Joseph Valentine Dougherty, and KPMG?