Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Blanchard, as part of this review of the Conflict of Interest Act, I aim to restore people's trust in democratic institutions by establishing special rules for the Prime Minister and ministers, given the Prime Minister's objective attitude regarding his previous and current responsibilities. For MPs, it's already done, and Mr. Sabia agreed. He has spoken highly of this before.
I wanted to clarify that, because my goal is not to catch Mr. Carney out. My goal is to analyze this unusual situation. Rarely have we seen a Clerk of the Privy Council divest himself of his shares to protect his Prime Minister and publish a conflict of interest screen. It is clearly important to point it out.
I'll ask you the same question I asked Mr. Sabia yesterday: Do you know what's in the Prime Minister's blind trust?