Thank you, Mr. MacGregor.
Colleagues, first of all, I would like to thank our witnesses on the second panel for being here and contributing.
To give you a sense of what we're going to be doing on Thursday, we were coming to the end of the number of witnesses that remained based on what you had submitted. In fact, the clerk had trouble, because all the witnesses had either been exhausted or a few declined or were unable to participate. However, we do have the Competition Bureau. They are coming for the first hour on Thursday. The second hour is going to be draft instructions to our analysts on what we've heard so that they can get a first report up. We're also going to look to adopt the subcommittee report and any other committee business that we feel is pertinent.
On the 13th, we intend to have the CEO from Costco, I believe it is. We are working to try to have Minister Champagne appear. It is not yet confirmed, but we are working on that. February 15 will be the first day of our horticulture study. The clerk is working on that.
We talked about doing Bill C-355 in the first hour of Thursday. Mr. Louis would like a little more time, but we'll make sure that we have him up, because that is a piece of legislation that this committee ultimately has to study as well.
That is our schedule until the February break. We will see all of you on Thursday.
The meeting is adjourned.