When Canadians hear that the Prime Minister has divested, I think they expect that there's been a sale of those controlled assets. I appreciate that within the laws, it's currently written that placing them in a blind trust satisfies that requirement. That's what the Ethics Commissioner has said.
However, funds like the global transition fund and future payments to Mr. Carney based on the performance of Brookfield create a scenario where, it seems to me, the only way you could effectively ensure the Prime Minister isn't making decisions that benefit Brookfield or himself financially would be for you to have the full list of the investments and interests in the global transition fund and in Brookfield's portfolio.
