Madam Chair, I will be taking the floor.
We're discussing sexual assault allegations here. In light of the answers that you've given today, my sense is that the Hockey Canada Foundation hasn't been all that proactive. It has conducted investigations and prepared reports, but those reports are incomplete. It's responsible for the out-of-court settlement. You're quick to pay and cover up the affair, even though you didn't know what had happened.
The Hockey Canada Foundation demonstrated a form of complicity in covering up this affair. There was talk of an independent investigation, which was conducted without speaking in particular to the persons responsible for organizing the Hockey Canada Foundation gala where the incidents occurred. I sincerely hope you didn't put pressure on the victim to secure that out-of-court settlement.
I'd like you to release the minutes of the board meeting and those of the Hockey Canada Foundation from June 2018 to the present. In addition, I'd like to know how many times these sexual assault allegations appeared on the agendas of those meetings.
I'd also like to give you some food for thought. The Kyle Beach affair was settled, and the name of the person responsible for the sexual assault was removed from the Stanley Cup. Ten years later, the trainers and executive directors who decided to cover up the affair were fired.
The Victoriaville Tigres players who behaved so scandalously, including Logan Mailloux, were suspended for a year.
What's key in national and international sport is the team logo. It seems that's how it works. When the Russian players were involved in a doping scandal, they were stripped of their team logo but were still able to participate in the Olympic Games. They weren't penalized for their federation's lack of action or, in that case, its complicity. They played as Olympic Athletes from Russia.
It seems to me that the only acceptable penalty for your sloppiness is to demand that you not play under the Hockey Canada logo for the next year. The idea is to force you to consider the culture that Hockey Canada conveys and to make you accept your responsibility. I think you've acted as a John Doe 9 in this matter.
What do you think of that?