Public Accounts committee  I do not know who changed the minutes. I know who was accused of changing the minutes, and that would be Mr. Roy.

Public Accounts committee  The comment of question is—

Public Accounts committee  The only forensics was that we had a forensic accountant look at the contracts themselves. They did not interview any of the contractors or do anything beyond look at the paper. As far as following the money, that wasn't done. No search warrants were executed. We simply ran out o

Public Accounts committee  Despite running out of time, there seemed to be ample evidence as to Mr. Crupi's conduct as a public officer. However, there was more to look into, yes.

Public Accounts committee  To be honest with you, I don't even want to think about it.

Public Accounts committee  The people I talked to who were at the meeting stated emphatically that it was agreed upon at that meeting that any moneys paid back to the pension fund would be paid out of the RCMP's budget, not out of the funds themselves. That seems to be in direct contradiction to the actual

Public Accounts committee  Yes, I do.

Public Accounts committee  No, there was nothing as specific as that.

Public Accounts committee  In the document you just tabled, Mr. Crupi signed for $2.5 million.

Public Accounts committee  It was.

Public Accounts committee  The way the document was captioned, it appears he was approving the contract.

Public Accounts committee  Is the photocopy back yet?

Public Accounts committee  There wasn't much about this that I didn't think was unethical, but not necessarily on Great-West Life's part.

Public Accounts committee  Not at all. In fact, Mr. Gork and I had an argument over it when I stated that the original mandate of the investigation was to examine how the pension money was spent and whether there was anything criminal, and at that point he told me no, that our job was to investigate Mr. Cr

Public Accounts committee  All the evidence I saw was exactly contrary to what Mr. Crupi just said. Great-West Life may have said that they were sure that Morneau Sobeco could do it, but I saw no evidence that Great-West Life sought out Morneau Sobeco. All the evidence pointed to, and I believe the testimo