The DSAP resignations happened very early in the process of the committee's setting up, before real work had gotten under way and certainly before we had any grist in the mill, if you will, for the committee to begin to think through what the main issues were.
The committee is now very well guided by Dr. Geist's leadership. We have a vice-chair from IBI Group, Charles Finley, who was one of the co-founders of Code for Canada.
We have also just completed a recruitment for new panellists, which had a very warm reception from the communities. We're in the process of selecting three new panellists.
It's unfortunate that we lost some very valuable perspectives when those resignations occurred, but we certainly have extremely valuable contributions that we're having around smart cities. We're still hopeful that we'll be able to engage those individuals in the conversation moving forward.