Okay. You say, “I replied that the Parliament of Canada Act provides for examinations of ministers, ministers of state and parliamentary secretaries, but not Governor-in-Council appointees.” That's pretty clear. When I turn to page 11, I note that there are recusal arrangements for Governor in Council appointees. I'm wondering how it is that you can make recusal arrangements for Governor in Council appointees, but can't examine them.
On September 20th, 2006. See this statement in context.