Sure. In the WE Charity scandal, I could criticize the government and the opposition parties for how they're dealing with it, but I'm not totally shocked that each is dealing with it that way. There are some partisan Liberals who have told me a hundred times that there is no scandal, nothing was wrong and there's absolutely no issue here, so if you don't register off and you have 65 meetings, it's no issue. I've heard that from Liberals and I find it shocking.
I find some of the commentary by some of the opposition at times is not correct or is partisan. As it comes across to me, some of it doesn't make a lot of sense, but some of it is very good.
I think both sides, in the way this has been handled.... In fairness, these are politicians handling a very complicated, difficult story. That's why I think it would be better to put it to a public inquiry so that someone can really look at these issues closely and come to a determination.
As I said, I probably know about 20% of the story, based on watching this very closely for many years and certainly for the last six months. There is so much information that unless there is a public inquiry, we probably won't be able to find it out.
There was an earlier question about whether it was sort of an accident that WE had these different structures. I think you can't say it was an accident. You don't accidentally have a charity. However, what I find very weird is that.... It's very clear from the public record why, for example, the WE Charity Foundation was set up, because we have a copy of the charity application, which says it was being set up to be a real estate holding company. When people are saying that's incorrect or something, I'm scratching my head, because this is a document that WE provided to the Canada Revenue Agency.