With respect to the Ethics Commissioner, any questions Mr. Angus might have are properly put to the Ethics Commissioner's office. If his mandate is not sufficient, we should be putting those questions to the Ethics Commissioner. I said that the last time, and it remains true.
The only other thing I will say is that every single witness on this list could have availed themselves of the same opportunity that Mr. Butts did, which is to have requested to appear before the justice committee if they had something to say to contradict anything that Ms. Wilson-Raybould had put forward. As well, they could have submitted additional documents, just as Mr. Butts did at the very end of the study. They were accepted by that committee and published, even though they had closed oral hearings. Anyone who wanted to contradict anything Ms. Wilson-Raybould has said had every opportunity to do so.
It does not make sense to me that the two principal people in this, who have raised these concerns, have said that they have nothing more to add—we have so much evidence that we have a 17-minute recording of the key conversation in all of this for all Canadians to hear if they are so interested—and that we, as a committee—which typically does not undertake investigations—are now to invite Amy Archer to get to the bottom of this. Frankly, if Amy Archer has something to contradict, she could have submitted it to the justice committee, just as Mr. Butts did. Otherwise, the evidence stands.