Thank you for your contribution, Ms. Pilichowski.
Thank you so much for testifying before this committee.
You mentioned something pretty stunning at the conclusion of your presentation, when you said that half of the Canadian people question the lobbying regime in the country. There might be reasons for that.
The OECD has examined conflicts involving family members of public office holders. In light of Canadian cases linking ministers' spouses or partners to large infrastructure projects and procurement files, what disclosure and safeguard rules would you recommend could be drawn from best practices elsewhere?