Okay. I will get to it.
I think you actually end up in a place where you can't study it in either committee, because innovation and industry isn't really normally the place where you study racism and anti-racism efforts.
That said, I'll move forward to the amendment.
Ministerial accountability is really a cornerstone of our democracy. It is absolutely critical. We've seen through the testimony from Ms. Tait that she appears unwilling or unable to make changes. With respect to the bonuses and letting 800 people go, I think we really need the minister in this committee to change the action.
I think the people of Canada, particularly in the province of Quebec, would want to see the minister of the federal government of Canada held accountable and responsible. I am very skeptical that Ms. Tait of her own accord will make decisions that positively affect the employment of the workers, particularly in Quebec at Radio-Canada. I am quite confident that the people of Quebec would want to have their representatives and the representatives of this Parliament ask the minister of the federal government of Canada those questions.
Thank you.