Thank you.
Because it usually takes us about an hour to figure out the order of the table we're going to sit at each day, I would say I'm very pleased. I think we have something that will get us through.
I'd like to make just a couple of suggestions. If we're going to meet CBC, I'd like a full two hours. If we're going to meet the Auditor General, I'd like the full two hours, or as much of it as we can get.
We have requested that the minister come back. I think it would be really important. I don't think we got to hear very much today, and there are a lot of issues, and it would help us. So let's bring the minister back.
I have a question on Canadians Against Propaganda. I wrote a letter to the CRTC opposing—or raising questions about—Chinese communist state television coming into Canada. But I would respectfully submit that I would be very wary about just having a group come before us until we know who this group is.
We have to be very careful about the platform. We normally choose who the witnesses are going to be, and if there are going to be discussions about bringing the Chinese licence forward, then I would ask that we put our researchers to this, as opposed to just saying that Joe Blow group coming off the street wants to have an hour to have a mandate.
I say this with no disrespect to whatever this group is, but I would like to know who they are, what they've done. Otherwise, our credibility would be very much on the line.