I am glad to see you recognize that today, Mr. Grégoire. All the same, Transport Canada produced a report in 2001, which you decided to ignore. Mr. Eley told us so. You tell us that the Transportation Safety Board of Canada has never made such a recommendation, but your own department commissioned a study that recommended you take action on this.
We have just been through a saga with Toyota. If you wait until accidents happen before taking action, you will have a problem, because you need to be ahead of the game. The worst is that you were out front in 2001. You decided to move on to other things and abandon the fatigue file. That was Mr. Eley's statement. I am not going to repeat it all, because he is not here to defend himself, but that is what he said. How can you assure us that you are going to take action?