Madam Speaker, like the member, I too look forward to the next report of the auditor general. It will be an important one. He is conducting an inquiry into this very matter now, which is one of the reasons I will not support today's resolution.
I ask the member for her comments on the recommendation in the majority report, to which she referred, concerning the breakup of the department. The suggestion is that the statutory transfers, the Canada pension plan, the old age supplement, the disability pension and so on, that huge financial side of the department, be handled separately, that employment and labour be handled separately, and that there be a minister of state, a special overview department—which I think would involve many of the employees she is concerned about in HRDC—to deal with grants and contributions in these important social areas; not only in HRDC, but in health, justice and the other government departments where they exist.
I wonder what the member thinks of that particular scenario and that recommendation in the majority report.